隣屋（TPAMフリンジ ＳＴスポットセレクション vol.2参加作品） 『あるいはニコライ、新しくてぬるぬるした屍骸』

Based on Tolstoy’s The Light Shines in the Darkness, this piece portrays a new religion and a land where everyone has vanished. An attempt to use music and physical expression as a means to approach visceral sensation. A new full length version of a short piece presented in 2016.

[Written and Directed] Ulin Miula (Tonali-ya / Seinendan)
[Original: Lef Tolstoy “The Light Shines in the Darkness” (Translated by Masao Yonekawa)]

[Cast] Taisei Nagase (Tonali-ya), Ken Sugiyama (Tonali-ya), Riko Fujitani, Yuka Miyamoto
[Performing musician]　Yasuyuki Tsuneyoshi and others

[Venue] ST Spot
[Date] 2019.2.9(Sat.) – 2.11(Mon.)
[Time]
2/9(Sat.) 16:00 / 20:00
2/10(Sun.) 16:00 / 20:00
2/11(Mon.) 12:00 / 16:00
[Running Time] approx. 80 min.
[Language] Japanese (Subtitled in English)

Admission： Adv General ¥3,000 Adv U-29 ¥2,500 Door General ¥3,500 Door U-29 ¥3,000
TPAM Registrant Benefit: ¥2,000 (TPAM Pass required)

Please make reservation from the TPAM.
https://www.tpam.or.jp/program/2019/en/?program=stspot

[Staff]
Music: Yuki Miyakawa
Lighting: Yuriko Kikuchi
Costumes: Taisei Nagase (Tonali-ya)
English Subtitle and Translation: Hana Fukui (Seinendan)
Production Coordinators: Akiho Tani (Tonali-ya)

Planned and organized by Tonali-ya
[Contact]
http://tonaliya.com/
info@tonaliya.com

Tonali-ya
A company for doing theater. Primarily draws on existing novels and dramatic texts (Ogai Mori’s Dancing Girl, Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s The Spider Thread, etc.) as the basis for new work. Creates performances that emphasize visceral physicality and language as utterance. Recipient of the Audience Prize at the 2016 Toga Theater Competition.