PROGRAM
Tokyo Festival Program
Art experience childcare the Art Support Jidokan
by Junnosuke Tada
Continue to enjoy art while raising children! Children enjoy art too! Childcare + Art = Art Support Children's Center!
This childcare program offering art-related experiences combines art appreciation for parents raising children with hands-on experience of art for children. A project that transforms the concept of childcare, it dispels the negative image of childcare as a way for parents to guiltily enjoy me-time while children are "deposited" elsewhere , and makes participants want to take part and hand their children over to the program again. As well as enjoying the Tokyo Festival 2021 program, participants of Art Culture Magical Academy can enjoy movies, music, and museum-going.
Schedule
Friday, Oct. 22 – Sunday, Oct. 24
*Details will be posted on the website as soon as they are decided.
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Ticket
Advance reservation system
*Details will be posted on the website as soon as they are decided.
Profile
Junnosuke Tada
Director, born in 1976. Leader of theatre/performance unit Tokyo Deathlock. Directly involved in staging diverse works from classic to contemporary drama, dance and performance pieces, with a focus on the personal experience of the individual in modern society. Tada engages in a borderless range of projects based on the collaborative power of theatre, conducting workshops and creative activities with children and people who are not theatre specialists at cultural facilities and educational institutes nationwide, and collaborations with theatre professionals in Korea and Southeast Asia. He was appointed Artistic Director of the Cultural Centre of Fujimi City, KIRARI FUJIMI in 2010, the youngest artistic director to be appointed at a public theatre in Japanese history, serving three terms over nine years until March 2019. He received the 50th The Dong-A Theatre Award from Korea in 2014, the first non-Korean to do so. In 2019 he was Program Director, Performing Arts Division, for the event Culture City of East Asia 2019 Toshima. He is a director at the Seinendan theatre company. Part-time lecturer at Shikoku Gakuin University and Joshibi University of Art and Design.
Staff
Planning and production: Ahiru Tiger
Credit
Organized by Tokyo Festival Executive Committee[Toshima City, Toshima Mirai Cultural Foundation, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture (Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre & Arts Council Tokyo)]
Supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan in the fiscal 2021
Inquires
Tokyo Festival Executive Committee
+81(0)50-1746-0996 (Weekday 10:00 - 18:00)