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On 21 March 2003, on the eve of the American and British offensive in Iraq, Japan rejoined the ranks of the armed nations for the first time since 1945. It is against this historical backdrop that the characters in Five Days in March become part of a story of the everyday life of Tokyo adolescents and the so-called hikikomori - "N" generation ("no job, no income"). The colloquial language they speak is utterly real, and betrays a dislocation as their bodies try to wrest meaning from gestures in a world where all certainty seems vague and undefined.T02032276702Producer Helena Miscioscia. Company FellSwoop Theatre. Director Bertrand Lesca. Music Ben Osborn. Design Joanna Duncmbe. Performer Louis Allen. Performer Ivan Juritz. Performer Pia Laborde Noguez. Performer Fiona Mikel. Performer Sean Pogmore. Performer Harald Veland. Performer Trygve Wakenshaw. | |
| 1 Nov 12 to 2 Nov 12 | General, Outer London :: V1087 listing details L1459946821 |
T0142367332Performed in Japanese with English surtitles. Supported by the Anglo-Japanese Daiwa Foundation and the City of Tokyo.Company Chelfitsch. | |
| 19 Aug 08 to 20 Aug 08 | Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff :: V827 listing details L02122316482 |
