Focusing on internal creative environments within our own minds and bodies etc. rather than on the external factors that hinder sustainable creative environments, a total of six online lectures (including viewing of archived video) were delivered on a range of themes.

The titles of each lecture and the names of the lecturers were as follows:
“The aged and theatrical expression” – Naoki Sugawara/Nanako Nakajima
“The performing arts and play” – Akira Amagasaki
“Theater for babies” – Yasumasa Asano
“Theater as seen from brain science” – Shoji Tanaka
“Archiving: creativity and future orientation” – Shunya Yoshimi
“The public nature and public sphere of the performing arts” – Tadashi Uchino

The interchange of opinions from the frontlines – for example artists also taking to the podium and raising issues – resulted in understanding and awareness to accompany participants’ actual experience.
Informal talks were held after each session and preliminary reports delivered. After the lecture series finished, the reports were also published online free of charge.
The lecture series encouraged consideration of sustainable creative environments for the performing arts with a view to the future; it also provided an opportunity to reconsider the social value of the performing arts and their potential to encapsulate and change the essence of people and society.