The first of Port B's two works re-staged for the festival, "Clouds. Home." by the Nobel Prize-winning author Jelinek is linked to "Sunshine 63". Diverted by the monologue in which 'we' are searching for our 'home', Sunshine 60 appears on the stage. Critical voices question state, race, history, land, home, body, life and death.

Schedule

Mar 4 (Wed) – 7 (Sat) 
Duration : 80 min

★Post-Performance Talk
3/5 (Thu) 19:30 Akira Takayama×Norimizu Ameya (Director, Visual Artist)
3/7 (Sat) 19:30 Akira Takyama ×Masashi Sogabe (Kanagawa Univ, Co-director of Mikan, Architect)

Ticket

Tickets are on sale from December 18
￥4,000 / Students ￥3,000 (upon presentation of a valid student ID card), high school students and below ￥1,000
All free seating
Booking : Festival/Tokyo homepage 
※ F/T coupon tickets (3/5 performances), F/T pass and F/T pair tickets available

Port B set ticket “Clouds. Home.” and “Sunshine 63”
￥6,400　（3,200/one ticket） limited number available at Place until February 13 (Fri) 18 :00 (Japanese only)

Access

Nishi-Sugamo Arts Factory