Tokyo International Players (TIP) Second Stage and Neptune Theatre present Burn This
Tokyo International Players (TIP) Second Stage and Neptune Theatre present Burn This by Lanford Wilson - part of Tokyo Arts Week
Showtimes:
Thursday, June 20th, 7PM*
Friday, June 21st, 7PM
Wednesday, June 26th, 7PM
Thursday, June 27th, 7PM
Friday, June 28th, 7PM
Saturday, June 29th, 1PM
Saturday, June 29th, 7PM
Sunday, June 30th, 1PM
*Thursday, June 20th
is a preview performance and admission is just 1,000 yen for the
first 30 people (in line) and just 2,000 yen for all other patrons.
Advance reservations for this performance will not be available.
Prices**:
Advance Reservations: 3,000 yen
At the Door: 3,500 yen
At the Door: 3,500 yen
**All patrons will receive one free drink from the bar as part of the entrance fee.
Tickets:
Reservations can be made on Neptune Theatre's website:
Venue:
Trance Mission Theatre
Further details are available by emailing neptunetheatreco@gmail.com
The play will run for eight performances between June 20th and 30th.
The cast includes two New York Equity actors brought over just for this
show - Katherine Puma in the role of Anna and Rob Skolits in the role
of Burton. Tokyo standouts Ed Gilmartin (Pale) and Graig Russell (Larry)
will round out the four-person cast. Alysha Haran will make her Tokyo
debut as director.
The play is part of Tokyo
Arts Week, a summer festival blending mixed media, theatre, music, and
dance. It is designed to give artists and those who enjoy the arts a
reason to come out and enjoy two weeks chock-full of arts events, and is
sponsored by Baird Beer. Gilmartin, who is a co-producer of Tokyo Arts Week and who directed The Crucible
for TIP last season, remarked, “For years I’ve been wanting to do a
show in Tokyo that runs for more than just one weekend. To be able to do
that with these talented actors from New York makes it that much more
special. We get our fair share of touring musicals or productions of
Shakespeare, but it’s very rare for Tokyo to attract stage actors performing a modern drama. The audience is in for a special treat.”
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