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Geometric Ghost Delivers "A Slightly Peculiar and Bizarre Experience" in Five Short Plays About Doors

Jan 28, 2024 | News On Japan

"Geometric Ghost Short Stories Vol.2 'Doors'" to be Performed at Shinjuku Ganka Gallery Space Underground from February 10 to 12

TOKYO - The theatrical unit Geometric Ghost, known for delivering "slightly mysterious and bizarre experiences," will be presenting its latest work, "Geometric Ghost Short Stories Vol.2 'Doors'," at the Shinjuku Ganka Gallery Space Underground from February 10 to 12. Established in 2021, the unit has garnered attention for its unique approach to storytelling.

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This performance features a collection of five short plays revolving around the theme of "doors," with scripts written by Pachy Nagasaki and Hiyori Shii, and direction by Pachy too.

The director has shared his thoughts on the upcoming show: "We will present five pieces related to 'doors' that are strange, mysterious, and a little bit scary. We've focused on creating works that stir various emotions, not just fear. We hope to show you a world of wonder that seems to exist right next to reality, just beyond the door. We look forward to welcoming you."

The cast includes Koka Kobayashi, Kazumi Chiyo, Daigo Nagamine, noya, Hiroki Yoshii, and Hiyori Shii. This event promises to offer an immersive and eerie theatrical experience, inviting audiences to step through the door into the unknown.

"Geometric Ghost Short Stories Vol.2 'Doors'" Dates: February 10 (Saturday) to 12 (Monday, Substitute Holiday), 2024 Venue: Shinjuku Ganka Gallery Space Underground, Tokyo Script: Pakikephalo Nagasaki, Hiyori Shii Direction: Pakikephalo Nagasaki Cast: Koka Kobayashi, Kazumi Chiyo, Daigo Nagamine, noya, Hiroki Yoshii, Hiyori Shii

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