Performing Arts Festival: Autumn Meteorite 2025 Tokyo

Faye Driscoll “Weathering”

Schedule
2025.10.10 Fri - 2025.10.12 Sun
Venue
Theater East
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Premiering in New York in 2023 to critical acclaim, “Weathering” is a performance with no dialogue that enacts a tableau vivant on stage. The piece is akin to a flesh sculpture created by the bodies of the ten performers along with sounds, scents, liquids, and objects.
As suggested by the title’s double entendre of “weathering” and “weather,” the work is spellbinding—at times finding themselves perplexed by their own perceptions as they sense the ways in which our presence weathers on this earth.
Driscoll is a New York ​/ ​​​Los Angeles-​based artist who makes work with bodies, voices, objects, and live sound to explore how the world, like people, has a life of its own that forever continues to change. Praised ​​in the media ​as ​​“a startlingly original talent” and a “post-millennium postmodern wild woman” , Driscoll comes to Japan for the first time with this program.

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Faye Driscoll
Faye Driscoll

Faye Driscoll is a performance maker and artist based between New York and Los Angeles. She creates work from an alchemy of bodies, voices, objects and live sound to conjure worlds that are, like ourselves, alive and forever changeable.
She has been presented at Tanz im August, Kunstenfestivaldesarts, La Biennale di Venezia, Festival d’Automne à Paris, and Festival Dias da Dança (Porto) among many others.
She won an Obie Award for her newest performance,”Weathering,” which is currently touring internationally.
Select awards include the Doris Duke Award, a Guggenheim fellowship, a Bessie, and the Jacob’s Pillow Artist Award. She believes live art is radical and necessary in this over-mediated time.

James Barrett, Kara Brody,  David Guzman, Amy Gernux, Mykel Marai Nairne, Jennifer Nugent, Maya LaLiberté, Cory Seals, Carlo Antonio Villanueva, Jo Warren
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★=A related workshop will be held before the performance (Reservation required). More details to be announced
○=Audio guide available for guests who are blind or have low vision (Reservation required)

Doors open 15 mins before the performance starts

Performance Language: Non-verbal
Running time: 75 MIN (subject to change)

Accessibility support in Japanese: N/A
Hearing Loop: Available
Audio Guide: Available
Childcare Service: Available
Wheelchair Accessible Seats: Available
Production note: N/A

[All seats non-reserved (with numbered entry) / Tax included]
Adult

JPY 6,000

U29s

JPY 3,000

U18s

JPY 1,000

Disount for Persons with Disabilities

10% discount from the adult price

  • Admission for ages 15 years old and above.
  • Partial nudity.
  • Minimal physical contact may occur with audience members near the stage.
  • Late entry will not be allowed.
  • If you have purchased a special discount ticket (limited availability) for U29s, U18s, or high school students and younger, you will be required to present your ID at the reception desk on the performance day. In case of no confirmation, you will be asked to pay the difference to the adult price.
  • If you have a disability certificate or Mirairo ID, you can purchase ticket at a discount rate. For details, please contact the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre box office (0570-010-296; 10:00-19:00 except venue holidays.) or visit the official website and check “Hello and Welcome (Attendee Support)”.
  • Due to limited wheelchair seating, if you require a wheelchair-accessible seats, please contact the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre box office before purchasing tickets (Advance reservations are required).
  • Hearing loops (Magnetic loops) will be activated in some seats of the auditoriums during entire programs.
  • Please note that the event details and the performance information may be subject to change due to unavoidable circumstances.
  • Ticket resale for profit is strictly prohibited.
  • Tickets cannot be cancelled or changed except in case of cancellation of performance.
  • Please check the important information and updates before your visit.
Thu Aug 7
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*Please contact the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Box Office for Discount for Persons with Disabilities (10% off adult prices).

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Scenic Design
Jake Margolin and Nick Vaughan
Lighting Design
Amanda K. Ringger
Sound and Music Director
Sophia Brous
Live Sound and Sound Design
Ryan Gamblin
Composition, Field recordings, Sound Design
Guillaume Soula
Costume Design
Karen Boyer
Dramaturgy and scent design
Dages Juvelier Keates
Choreographic Assistant
Amy Gernux
Intimacy coordination
Yehuda Duenyas
Production Stage Management
Emily Vizina
Production Manager / Lighting Director
Connor Sale
Stage and Props Management
Emily Vizina
Company Manager
Morgan Griffin
Producer
Alex Mathews
Program Coordinator
Nanami Endo
Producer
Nobutaka Nakahara

For ticket inquiries

お問合せ先
Performing Arts Festival: Autumn Meteorite 2025 Tokyo Ticket Center (Email)

ticket@autumnmeteorite.jp

お問合せ先
Performing Arts Festival: Autumn Meteorite 2025 Tokyo Ticket Center (TEL)

+81-3-6812-1663

    • Weekdays (except venue holidays) 11:00am - 5:00pm

For general inquiries

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Tokyo Festival Executive Committee Office

+81-3-6812-1663

    • Weekdays (except venue holidays) 11:00am - 5:00pm

Weathering is commissioned and produced by New York Live Arts as part of the New York Live Arts Randjelović/Stryker Resident Commissioned Artist Program, and co-commissioned by Carolina Performing Arts at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, The Joyce Theater Foundation’s Artist Residency Center made possible by lead funding from The Mellon Foundation, Howard Gilman Foundation, LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust and Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Dancers’ Workshop in Jackson Hole, WY, Wexner Center for the Arts, Theater der Welt 2023 in Frankfurt – Offenbach, and Julidans Amsterdam. Additional support provided by members of Faye Driscoll’s Commissioners Circle, New York State Council on the Arts, Café Royal Cultural Foundation, NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, and developed with residency support from Dancers’ Workshop in Jackson Hole, WY, Maggie Allesee National Center for Choreography at Florida State University, and the Pillow Lab at Jacob’s Pillow.

Organizer
Tokyo Festival Executive Committee [Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)]
Support
Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan Japan Arts Council
Sponsor
Asahi Group Japan, Ltd.
Media Partner
Tokyo Art Beat