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Photo courtesy of the Oku-Noto Triennale Executive Committee
Photography: Sakika Matsuda
Photo courtesy of: Oku-Noto Triennale Executive Committee
2022
珠洲の夜の夢 / さいはての朗読劇
Oku-Noto Triennale / Suzu Night's Dream / Reading play in farthest land
Suzu Theater Museum (Ishikawa)
Written by: Kiyoka Osaki
Composition and Direction: Keishi Nagatsuka
Cast: Yukiya Kitamura and the people of Suzu
Music and Performance: Umitaro Abe
Vocals: Yoshimitsu Iketani
Set Design: Yoshitaka Nanjo
Lighting: Yasuhito Suzuki (OBI)
Sound: Yutaka Ito (Ito Music Company)
Costume Design: Mayu Ichii
Hair and Makeup: Naoyuki Akama
Stage Manager: Kayoko Yamazoe
Publicity Art: Kimiaki Eto (PAPIER LABO.)
2022
珠洲の夜の夢 / さいはての朗読劇
Oku-Noto Triennale / Suzu Night's Dream / Reading play in farthest land
Suzu Theater Museum (Ishikawa)
Written by: Kiyoka Osaki
Composition and Direction: Keishi Nagatsuka
Cast: Yukiya Kitamura and the people of Suzu
Music and Performance: Umitaro Abe
Vocals: Yoshimitsu Iketani
Set Design: Yoshitaka Nanjo
Lighting: Yasuhito Suzuki (OBI)
Sound: Yutaka Ito (Ito Music Company)
Costume Design: Mayu Ichii
Hair and Makeup: Naoyuki Akama
Stage Manager: Kayoko Yamazoe
Publicity Art: Kimiaki Eto (PAPIER LABO.)
Photography: Sakika Matsuda
Photo courtesy of: Oku-Noto Triennale Executive Committee
A Night's Dream in Suzu
"I," a resident of Tokyo, is drawn to Suzu by his mysterious neighbor, Nanao, to work backstage for a theatrical production. There, he encounters...
This is a dramatic reading planned by Umitaro Abe, who composed the music for the exhibit "The Sea of Afterglow" (written by Yoshitaka Nanjo) at the Suzu Theater Museum.
Inspired by William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the original story, drawn from Suzu's folk tales and legends, is written by poet Kiyoka Osaki.
Furthermore, Keishi Nagatsuka, who heads the theater company Asagaya Spiders and serves as the artistic director of KAAT Kanagawa Arts Theatre, is in charge of composition and direction.
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