Performance “TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN”

Performance “TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN”

Overview

Going through an unseen world

A mysterious train adventure where the body, sound and poetry run together.
Autumn 2025, Tokyo
Birth of a New Stage Where Diverse Sensibilities Resonate With Each Other

Choreographer and dancer MORIYAMA Kaiji, the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre, which is working to realize a society that coexists with performing arts, and KRIS Yoshie, the artistic director of “Slow Label,” an NPO that aims to create a diverse society through artistic expression activities, have teamed up to challenge the creation of a completely new concept that will open up the performing arts from diverse perspectives and sensibilities.
The stage of this story will be a steam locomotive called “Musica” that plays mysterious tones. The journey of Musica, a strange locomotive ridden by passengers full of idiosyncrasies who have gathered on it, is full of new encounters, discoveries and adventures. This is the birth of a new stage work that can be enjoyed visually and audibly, with all sensibilities, by children and adults.
WAGO Yui, who played “a small plane with one wing” in the opening ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, is also greatly increasing her presence as an actress. In addition, the 23 amazing members of the cast include actor OKAYAMA Amane, who stands out thanks to his unique charm and acting skills, musician SAKAMOTO Miu, a multi-talented singer who has a beautiful singing voice and intellectual and cheerful charm, KAZUKI, a deaf actor and performer who produces rich performances utilizing the expression of sign language, and talent and singer HARUNA Ai who has gained popularity nationwide because of her attractive singing voice and personality, and her impersonations from which she got her first big break. The core of the stage is made up of OMAE Koichi, who has a presence in dance that is second to none because of his artificial legs, KAJIMOTO Mizuki, a dancer who has played leading roles in movies and on stage, and who gives remarkable performances by changing her hearing impairment into a personality, and a dance group also made up of ASANUMA Kei, OGAWA Riku, KAJITA Rui, MIZUSHIMA Kotaro, MINAMI Honoka, and other wonderful dancers who have both charm and talent and an overwhelming physical expression. In addition to TANAKA Yuka, who is active as a stage sign language interpreter and actress, following public auditions the performance will be rich and diverse with amazing performers that have been gathered together, regardless disability, such as unicycle artists, improvisation dancers, and more. In addition, a world brimming with imagination will be created by a team of wonderful creators: Production and choreography by MORIYAMA Kaiji, music by HASUNUMA Shuta, screenplay and script by MIURA Naoyuki.
This fall, with the Deaflympics and the World Athletic Championships being held in Tokyo, the bonds of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Opening Ceremony will bloom. Please look forward to the birth of a new stage performance where diverse sensibilities will resonate.

MORIYAMA Kaiji

HASUNUMA Shuta

MIURA Naoyuki

WAGO Yui, OKAYAMA Amane, SAKAMOTO Miu, KAZUKI, MORIYAMA Kaiji, OMAE Koichi, ASANUMA Kei, OKABE Rina, OKAYAMA Yuzuka, OGAWA Kaori, OGAWA Riku, KAJITA Rui, KAJIMOTO Mizuki, SINOZUKA Syunsuke, JANE, TANAKA Yuka, MIZUSHIMA Kotaro, MINAMI Honoka HASUNUMA Shuta, ITOKEN, MIURA Chiaki, MIYASAKA Ryotaro, SUZUKI Iroha, TANAKA Momoko, NAKAMURA Kurumi

WAGO Yui

OKAYAMA Amane

SAKAMOTO Miu

KAZUKI

HARUNA Ai

KURISU Yoshie

HIROKAWA Asako

KINOSHITA Worry

General S seats 6,600 yen, 25 and Under S seats 4,500 yen, General A seats side seats 4,000 yen, 18 and under 1,000 yen
*All seats reserved.

Visitors with a Disability Certificate or Mirairo ID can get tickets at a discounted price. Please check with the box office or the TMT website (Visitor Services) for further information (advance application required).
Please contact the TMT Box Office (0570-010-296) before purchasing a ticket if you are a wheelchair user as there is limited space within our venue.
Program descriptions and performance information, etc., are subject to change due to unavoidable circumstances.
Some seats have an obstructed view of the stage.
The resale of tickets for commercial purposes is strictly prohibited.
We do not accept cancellations or changes once tickets have been purchased. This excludes where a performance is cancelled.
Please be sure to check for the latest information on our theatre’s website before attending.
A hearing loop (magnetic loop) is available for some audience seats for the entire run of this performance.

03-5391-2115

Organizer: Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)
Support: Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan Japan Arts Council

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