In a residential area close to the bright lights and buzz of Shibuya, a fascinating theatrical experiment is taking place at the Agora Theater in Tokyo.
Not only an experiment in contemporary drama, but also one in cultural exchange, “Eclipse” is further evidence of Japanese companies’ growing interaction with the foreign drama world. This interchange is not only producing large-scale, 1,000-capacity ballet, opera and drama programs, but is also functioning at a more individual level between young dramatists.
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