Mori Satoru’s work presents the phrase “Seeyulater” as an expression of the unthinkingly casual and blasé desire for a reunion that people have when they want to take a positive view of an inevitable parting, and not feel overly sad.
The line of sight when one person looks at another is projected onto a screen as an image through cameras held by the actors; in this way it is made visible in a form that can be seen by the audience at the same time the scene takes place on stage. Furthermore, the real-time processing of these images means the “world captured in the role” is expressed as something removed from reality.

Performed by: Kasugai Kotone, Nanahoshi Tabako, Mori Satoru
Written and directed by: Mori Satoru
Technical direction: Imai Zen　　
Technical engineer: makobouzu
Music/sound: Yamada Sekito
Lighting: Umeda
Production assistant: Koto Koto
Art and literature: Kano Kenichi
Rehearsal support: Naito Yoshiaki