Yudai Kamisato is a director known for mixing elements of pathos and loose everyday-life in displaying the body on stage, bringing forth a unique worldview involving subtlety as well as dynamism. Kamisato's play "Haircut-san" (Mr. Haircut) was nominated for the Kishida Drama Award in 2009. His new work is centering on a cooler that does not have a low-energy function and permanently wastes energy without any compensation. Applying profound humor, Kamisato questions the modes of communication today.
Artist
Yudai Kamisato
Director, Playwright, Head of OKAZAKI ART THEATER and hatahata.
Born in 1982 in Lima/Peru. He founded the Okazaki Art Theatre in 2003. In 2006, he was awarded the prize of the "Best Director" with "Desire Caught by the Tail" (Pablo Picasso) at the Toga director's competition. In 2009, his play "Haircut-san" (Mr. Haircut) was nominated for the Kishida Drama Award. Kamisato, born in Peru and grown up in Kawasaki, in his works unfolds a directorial style that employs both the dynamism and frank colloquial and physical approach of Latin America and the neuroticism of Japanese bed towns residents. Recently, additionally to his activities with the OKAZAKI ART THEATER he has founded a new unit under the name "hatahata".
2010.11.19(Fri)－28（Sun）
11.21(Sun) 15:00 Performed with Japanese surtitles
11.23(Tue) 15:00 Performed with English surtitles
