Dance and drama making workshop "Everyone goes lonely"

Lecturer: Kyle Yamada and Rena Kimura When it comes to making plays and dances, I think many people have the image of doing something "together." But at the same time, the stage is a very lonely place. Only you can move your body and speak your own words.
Over the last two years, many have been forced to spend their time alone. The time was painful and lonely, but I think that in that loneliness, we sometimes found new hobbies, had time to look at ourselves, and found rich poetic sentiment. It is.
It's still difficult to get together in large numbers and get excited like before, but I think it's becoming possible to show each other the small poems found in loneliness. What we need now is a time to bridge the joy of gathering together with the small, lonely poems we find alone.
I think people call the technique for that purpose acting or dancing. Let's play and dance together.