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Tokyo International Players Present PIPPIN 5/13-5/16

By: Mar. 25, 2010
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Tokyo International Players has announced its production of Pippin, with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Roger O. Hirson. Directed by Jon Reimer.

Join us for this dark reinvention of the captivating and scintillating Fosse musical. An anecdotic revue by a band of mysterious traveling performers presents the story of Pippin, a young prince in Charlemagne's France on a quest to find complete and utter fulfillment in his life. Confronting intrigue, humor, romance, illusions, battles, and ultimately a climax - ladies and gentlemen, a climax justly famous throughout the civilized world. Will the extraordinary Pippin determine what really matters most in life?

Full of classic songs of the musical theatre, such as "Magic to Do," "Simple Joys," "I Guess I'll Miss the Man," and "Corner of the Sky," as well as a compelling coming-of-age story, this show is sure to speak to the hearts and minds of world travelers and adventurers, young and old.

Featuring a tremendous troupe of Tokyo talent: Jeremy Trigsted, Gemma Nokes, Ra Weir, Kathleen Gerard, Danielle Brown, Ron Scott, Paul Tempel, Brian Berdanier, Andres Clarke, Ken Endo, Kanon Hewitt, Juna Hewitt, Lou McLeod, Rika Wakasugi, Stacy Powell, Meg Igarashi, Sorcha Chisholm, Carey Storin, Richard Schwartz, Daniel Tyrie, Sonja Inge, Akira Sorimachi, Patty McManus, Tom Brown, Itsuko Scott, E, Asuka Sorimachi, Emi Haskell, Dale Haskell, Lauren Cullen, Kelly Haavaldsrud, and Andy Kukowski as Pippin.

For Parents:
Due to adult language, scenes of stylized violence, and dances of an mature nature, this show is considered not suitable for young children. However, because it is a coming-of-age story, it is considered appropriate for teenagers. If you would like details about specific content to determine whether or not your child can see this show, please contact us using our Contact Form at http://www.tokyoplayers.org/index.php?lang=1&page=61.

Pippin will be performed at Theater Sun-mall, Shinjuku. Visit our website at http://www.tokyoplayers.org/?lang=1&page=63 for a map and directions.

Performance dates and times are as follows: Thursday, May 13th @ 7pm, Friday, May 14th @ 7pm, Saturday, May 15th @ 1pm AND 7pm, and Sunday, May 16th @ 1pm AND 7pm.

Tickets at the door are 4,500 JPY. Tickets reserved in advance (website/through cast member or Our Space) are 4,000 JPY. Tickets purchased through theEarly Bird Special (website only) are 3,800 JPY(available only until April 28th!!!). Tickets for students are 2,500 JPY. Tickets for groups of 10 or more are 3,200 JPY per ticket (Must be reserved under one name for a single show date).

Visit the website Box Office at http://www.tokyoplayers.org/?lang=1&page=96 to reserve your tickets. Act early, as this popular show is sure to sell fast!



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