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A special opportunity for those interested in theater and artistic expression!
JII is excited to announce that we are collaborating with the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre to recruit guest participants for a community-driven theater workshop taking place on November 4th.
At the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre, we offer a "Theater Coordinator Training Course" aimed at cultivating professionals who connect theater and society. From October 28 to November 4, we will welcome Anna Beata Schmutz, the Artistic Director of the Citizen Ensemble at the Mannheim National Theatre in Germany, for a workshop and lecture titled "Revisiting 'Us' - Living Together with Citizens through Theater Creation," where participants will learn about the theory and practice of creating works with people from diverse backgrounds.
*Course Details: https://www.geigeki.jp/performance/event329/
On the final day of the course, November 4th, the workshop will bring together guest participants and aspiring theater coordinators who have taken the training course. Together, we will create a play based on the concept of "Home," using the feelings and experiences of foreigners living in Japan as our inspiration.
Whether you're interested in theater and artistic expression or have never had the chance to engage with it but want to express your own experiences and think it sounds interesting, we encourage you to apply!
The workshop will be led by Director Beata and will include Japanese translation. If you find it difficult to communicate in Japanese, please invite a partner or consult with JII (we will assign someone who can translate). Those who can speak Japanese are welcome to participate alone.
If you have an Otonari-san pair and wish to participate, Japanese individuals can join as well, so please invite your pair and participate together.
- Date and Time: November 4, 2024 (Monday, Holiday) 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM (2.5 hours)
- Venue: Shinjuku NPO Collaboration Promotion Center Multipurpose Room 1
- Access: https://snponet.net/access/
- Address: 4-36-12 Takadanobaba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
- Train: 12 minutes on foot from Ochiai Station and Shimoochiai Station, 15 minutes on foot from Takadanobaba Station, Higashinakano Station, Okubo Station, and Nakai Station.
- Capacity: Up to 20 people (Note: 16 years old and above, including high school students)
- Application Requirements: Must be an OFP member or have a referral from a member (Generally, we are recruiting foreign participants, but if you are supporting your own pair, participation from Otonari-san (Japanese volunteers) is also possible.)
- What to Bring and Wear: Comfortable clothing and indoor shoes
- How to Apply: https://forms.gle/Mq1GGXoWPduozUnd6
- Deadline: October 20
* Photos and videos taken on the day may be used in promotional materials, on the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre's website, social media, and video streaming services.
Contact Information:info@j-ii.org
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If you're interested in theater or artistic expression, don't miss this rare opportunity!
JII is collaborating with the Tokyo Arts Theater to recruit guests for a community co-creation stage arts practice event on November 4th.
This event is part of the Tokyo Arts Theater's "Theater Curator Training Program," aimed at cultivating talent that can closely integrate performing arts with civil society. The program has specially invited Beata Anna Schmutz, the Artistic Director of the Mannheim National Theater's Citizen Orchestra, to personally guide participants from October 28 to November 4. The training program is themed "Revisiting 'Us' - Achieving Coexistence with Citizens through Performing Arts" and includes systematic practical exercises and lectures. At the end of the training, participants will collaborate with guests from diverse backgrounds to create art.
*For details, please see: https://www.geigeki.jp/performance/event329/
In the final session of the training on November 4th, we will invite foreign residents living in Japan as guests to share their life experiences and engage in stage art creation with the trainees around the theme of "Home."
Whether you have experience in performing arts or not, if you are interested in theater or artistic expression, you are welcome to participate. Expressing your unique life experiences through performing arts is sure to be an unforgettable experience! Guest spots are limited, so sign up quickly!
This event is fully guided by Director Beata and will have Japanese translation available. If you have difficulty communicating in Japanese, you can invite your Japanese friend (Otonari-san) to join; if you haven't found a suitable Otonari-san yet, you can contact JII for assistance in finding a volunteer translator. If you are able to communicate in Japanese, you can also attend alone. (This event primarily invites foreign guests, but if you register together with your Japanese friend, your friend can also participate as a guest in the creation.)
Event Details:
- Date and Time: November 4, 2024 (Monday/Holiday) 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM (2.5 hours)
- Location: Shinjuku NPO Collaboration Promotion Center Multi-Purpose Room 1
- Address: 4-36-12 Takadanobaba, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Map Link- Recent stations: Ochiai Station and Shimoochiai Station are a 12-minute walk; Takadanobaba Station, Higashi-Nakano Station, Okubo Station, and Nakai Station are a 15-minute walk.
- Guest Slots: 20 people (first come, first served; must be 16 years or older)
- Participation Requirements: OFP members or those introduced by an OFP member
- Required Items: Comfortable clothing for activities, indoor shoes
- Registration Deadline: October 20, 2024
Registration Method: Click the link below
* Photos and videos taken on the day of the event may be used for promotional purposes by the Tokyo Arts Theater (including on the official website, social media, and video platforms).
Consultation: info@j-ii.org
Come join us and experience the charm of performing arts together!