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Harajuku Girls archiveOn Jingu Bridge in Tokyo, teenage girls dress in cosplay outfits for fun, fashion, and the fantasy of being someone else, but for Mari, Keiko and Yumi, their schooldays are over... In a race to escape from overbearing parents, stifling dead-end jobs and economic deprivation, they find their way to Kabukicho, a district of panty shops, love hotels and image clubs, where every aspect of the body and soul can be bought and sold. Only they can decide how far they're willing to go. As the three young women grow up and apart, they tread a dangerously fine line between empowerment and victimhood as they struggle to pursue their dreams, despite the obstacles that society and tradition put in their way.? Running time: approx. 2hrs including one interval of twenty minutes.

Cast/Performers

Haruka Be (Mari), Nomo Gakuji (Mr Okada / Mr Chiba), Meg Kubota (Mrs Okada), Kunjue Li (Yumi / Fumiko), Elizabeth Tan (Keiko), Sadao Ueda (Panty Shop Owner / Mr Narita / Mr Nakamura)

Creatives/Company

Author: Francis Turnly
Presented by: Nicholas Goh
Company(s): Papergang Theatre, China Dolls Productions (in association with Neil McPherson for the Finborough Theatre)
Director: Jude Christian
Design: Cecile Tremolieres
Costume: Cecile Tremolieres
Sound: Helen Skiera
Lighting: Sarah McColgan

Harajuku Girls

Harajuku Girls (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01981185559. Details of all Harajuku Girls archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S702177928

Archive Listings

24 Feb 15
  to
21 Mar 15
Finborough
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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