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June. 2007 |
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Karaoke Man by Morio Kazama | ||
US tour of Karaoke Man, an one-man
performance by Morio Kazama. 2 stages at College of San Mateo Theater, CA 1 stage at Meadow Brook Theater of Oakland Univ., MI 2 stages at BMCC Tribeca PAC @BMCC, NYC "Karaoke Man" is the compelling story of a typical "salary-man". It is a comical, yet sentimental drama that depicts Japan's modern society and Karaoke culture. |
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March. 2007 |
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Production Management and Show Operation Supported
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"Inokori Saheiji" Rakugo by Morio Kazama |
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| One day Rakugo event, presented by Nippon Club Performed at Nippon Club |
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February. 2007 |
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Early Spring Breeze | ||
| Charity Event, Music Concert featuring Yasuji Oohagi Presented by Heart to Heart /Supported by Victor Entertainment. 1 day event at SPAZIO 2, Tokyo A fund-raising event themed “Charitable Life-style” by Heart to Heart, Non-for-Profit organization that supports patients who travel to US for their heart implantation. |
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November. 2006 |
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| Co-produced and Press Representative by IPS Productions | ||
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Theatre Arts Japan Reading Series Vol. 2 |
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| Open-to-Public Staged Reading Event Presented by Theatre Arts Japan Co-Produced by Project D Company 3 stages at Taipei Cultural Center of TECO, NYC Introduction of 3 masterpieces of Japanese and Chinese plays being developed to their full productions for US Premier `07 |
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October. 2006 |
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A Scene with A Red Bird | |
| Theater, Play Presented by Kiyama Theatre Production 3 stages at American Theatre of Actors, NYC Leading Absurdist of Japanese Stage, Minoru Betsuyku’s early masterpiece. The First NY Premier Supported by Consulate General of Japan in New York, and Agency of Cultural Affairs in Japan. Performed in Japanese with simultaneous English translation by headset.. |
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June. 2006 |
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An evening with the violin and the piano | ||
| Charity Event Presented by Heart to Heart Featuring: Kyoko Takezawa, and Akira Eguchi 1 day at Hills Side Terrace at Daikanyama, Tokyo A fund-raising event themed “Charitable Life-style” by Heart to Heart, Non-for-Profit organization that supports patients who travel to US for their heart implantation. |
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October. 2005 |
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We are The Sperm Cells | |
| Comedy, Drama, Dance Presented by DK Hollywood 18 stages at Theater for The New City, NYC The original play written by legendary comedian, Daisuke Koshikawa known as former Chibicco Gang. This tears-and laughter bursting play invites you to the world of 60 microns miracles. |
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November. 2004 |
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| Tour Management and Production Management by IPS Productions | |||
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John Manjiro- The Dawning of Modern Japan | ||
Theater, Drama |
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June. 2004 |
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Hommage to French Composers | |
| Contemporary Ballet Presented by Faune Dance Troupe Carmen, Bolero, and Dying Swan Choreographed by Miho Maeda, 2 stages at Tribeca Performing Arts Center, NYC One and only NYC-based Japanese Ballet company’s most anticipated performance of three masterpieces. |
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June. 2004 |
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Nippon Jumpers - I won’t be here tomorrow | ||
Drama, Theatre |
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January. 2004 |
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The Wheel of Life | |||||||||||||
| One Man Performance, Theater, Drama Written and Performed by Shoki Inoue Music Composed and Played by Takumi Ozawa Lighting Designed by Minori Koike, Set Designed by Akiko Nishijima 6 stages at Producers’ Club Theater, NYC Inoue’s original play depicts four (4) developing stages of men’s spiritual transformation. Very poetic and surreal stage sets, yet filled with casual dialogues and everyday issues. Along with eye-opening lighting and heart-beating music. Entirely crafted by IPS Productions. |
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