Atom
10.4 (Sat)-10.5 (Sun)
70 min
Advance Reservation / Date & Time Specified / All Seats Non-Reserved / Payment in Cash on the Day
Adult: ¥2,900 (+1 drink: ¥600)
Youth* (25 & under), Students: ¥2,400 (+1 drink: ¥600)
High School Students & Younger: ¥1,000 (+1 drink: ¥600)
Pair (advance reservation only): ¥5,400 (+2 drinks: ¥1,200)
Space Not Blank Support Ticket: ¥3,900 (+1 drink: ¥600)
(Name credited as a supporter in the web archive)
Door Ticket / Cash Payment on the Day
Adult: ¥4,000 (+1 drink: ¥600)
Youth* (25 & under), Students: ¥3,500 (+1 drink: ¥600)
High School Students & Younger: ¥2,000 (+1 drink: ¥600)
Performed in Japanese (no subtitles)
Following ‘Theatrical Monument’ and ‘Words and Shakespeare’s Birds’, this is the third and final part of the Thing Trilogy. The first part of the performance ‘Atom Fluxus Infinite Love’, which consists of three plays: the monologue play ‘Atom’, the ensemble play ‘Fluxus’, and the dialogue play ‘Infinite Love’. Ayaka Ono Akira Nakazawa Spacenotblank develop their unique mechanism of ‘Hearing’ to generate and edit text, creating a ‘playwright’.
Artist Profile
Ayaka Ono Akira Nakazawa Spacenotblank
Tokyo
Founded in 2012 as a performing arts collective of Ayaka Ono & Akira Nakazawa who makes dance, theatre and new mechanisms of performing arts. By integrating the established concepts of the performing arts with new mechanisms of their own research and development, they explore the state of the performing arts in the contemporary world and continue to experiment with creating diverse values. With communication arising from the unique environment and relationships at the root of their creation, they are actively engaged in both continuous collaboration with creation members and collaboration with different artists.
contact:spacenotblank@gmail.com
Created with and Performed by: Eiji Oishi
Concept and Direction: Ayaka Ono & Akira Nakazawa
Presented by, Planned by and Production: Ayaka Ono Akira Nakazawa Spacenotblank
*For inquiries about Fringe: “More Experiments,” please contact the organizer.