This story tells about a winner and a loser. Cain and Abel love each other, because they are brothers, and like all the brothers, they play, fight, help each other; they often stay alone, but then they look at each other, laugh and get close again. Then, like in everyone’s life, a test arrives, a...Continue Reading

Morio Kazama has been touring with his one-man stage play nationally and internationally every year for the last 21 years. It won the Grand Prize at the ACA (Agency for Cultural Affairs) National Arts Festival, the Best Actor of the Yomiuri Theatre Awards and the Backers Theatre Encouragement Prize with his trilogy in 2003. In...Continue Reading

We believe to know, who the others are. And, of course, who we are ourselves. But how do we actually know? And what classifies us and the others as parts of a certain group? And who belongs in these groups and who does not? Expressing emotions, convictions and beliefs through the body, as well as...Continue Reading

This ambitious production tells the story of Victor Hugo’s masterpiece Les Misérables as an object theatre with only two actors. The production was originally created for the ricca ricca*festa 2016 festival and became a great success. A renowned Italian director Davide Doro (Compagnia RODISIO), portrays the love and lives of nameless people who never give...Continue Reading

Yamato, is a young man who cannot feel hopeful to live. Tamatsu, is a girl whose being itself brings happiness to others. When these two meet, their deadly love sparks. It is the forbidden love which cannot be known by anyone. One night, however, their love is revealed… What will happen to the two, torn...Continue Reading

Whiteout, a blizzard of falling snow that severely reduces visibility. This is a heartfelt dance theatre piece, for children and young adults, which gives resonance to the complexities of bi-racial relationships. Informed by personal experiences from her marriage and as the mother of bi-racial children, acclaimed choreographer Natasha Gilmore (Little Red, Tiger and Tiger Tale),...Continue Reading

OKINAWA SANSAN explores the diverse and deep world of Okinawan traditional performing arts that have been passed on across the island and through the generations, inviting the audience to experience their charms. “Energetic dance and live music with violin, Sanshin and percussion, it makes you happy and feel five years younger!” “I want to see...Continue Reading

“Survival was the only thing you could care about.” This performance is about the elderly ladies born and raised in Okinawa who experienced the Battle of Okinawa in their childhood. It also features a big band of elderly gentlemen who used to perform in the dance halls of Koza (Okinawa City) where authentic jazz music...Continue Reading

Spectacular and visual with no set script, these delightful denizens silently advance, communicating and connecting with the public they encounter or take by surprise. Suggesting another way of seeing the city and other spaces, we rediscover them through the ingenious, curious gaze of this giraffe family. With the support of : Institut Ramon Llull Catalan...Continue Reading