Theatre
Japan Productions
presents
Nippon Jumpers ~I won't be here tomorrow~
Written and & Directed by Kazuki Takase
Translation Supported by John Patterson, Maqui Tominaga
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Equity Approved Showcase
Theatre Japan Productions Presents
"Nippon Jumpers ~ I won't be here tomorrow ~" |
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Date and Time
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2004/6/9 (Wed) 8:00PM |
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2004/6/10 (Thu) 8:00PM |
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2004/6/11 (Fri) 8:00PM |
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2004/6/12 (Sat) 2:00 PM & 8:00PM |
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2004/6/13 (Sun) 2:00 PM |
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The door opens 30 minutes before curtain. |
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Running Time:
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75 min |
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Theater:
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Henry Street Settlement Experimental Theatre
466 Grand Street, New York, NY 10002
(Corner of Pitt Street) |
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Writer & Director:
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Kazuki Takase |
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Cast
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Eric C. Dente* |
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John Patterson |
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Kat Yew |
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Mark Hattan* |
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Kimiko Nakatake |
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Kanako Tsuboi |
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Annna Kato |
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Shiro Watanabe |
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Yuki Yokote |
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Masako Iguchi |
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Midori Akahane |
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Jan Mizushima |
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Alessandro G. Gerevini |
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Yuya Takagawa |
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*These actors are appearing courtesy of Actor's Equity
Association. |
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Lighting Designer:
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Akiko Nishijima |
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Art Designer:
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Jr. Aoki |
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Graphic Designer:
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Hiromi Park |
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General Manager
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Maqui Tominaga, Ken Sasaki |
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Tickets
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$19/General, $15/Students |
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Ticket purchase: (212) 868-4444 or www.smarttix.com |
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For questions
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Maqui Tominaga |
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(917) 628-7859 |
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Or email missmaqui@mac.com |
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Nippon Jumpers First Appearance in New York!
Samurai, Geisha, Zen Garden and Sushi...
What do you really know about Japan?
What's really going on in Tokyo?
Let "Nippon Jumpers" give you a peek inside Japan
and find out why 40,000 Japanese give up their lives every year.
Nippon Jumpers ~I won't be here tomorrow~ is a story inspired
by the fact taht more tahn 40,000 people in Japan commit suicide every
year.
An exploration of post-modern Japanese society which some of its citizens
have chosen to reject through suicide. "Hara-kiri" (or "seppuku"),
and "kamikaze" occupy a prominent place in the American image
of Japan - through literature and the memory of World War II - but writer/director
Takase kazuki dramatizes a different phenomenon: the self-destructive epidemic
deriving from the stresses and strains of Japan's successful rise to international
economic dominance.
Theatre Japan Productions
http://www.theatrejapan.com/ |
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