| Grant Category |
Project Title |
Tour Location |
Period |
Organization |
Description |
| Tour |
Awaji Puppet Theater |
CA: Los Angles, Canoga Park, MA: Williamstown, NY: New York, CT: Middletown, DC: Washington |
February 17 - March 8, 2009 |
City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs |
Puppetry: A five-city tour of the Awaji Puppet Theater Company. |
| Tour |
North American Tour of CHELFITSCH THEATER COMPANY in Five Days in March |
NY: New York, MN: Minneapolis, WA: Seattle, OH: Columbus, IL: Chicago, BC: Vancouver |
January 9 - February 20, 2009 |
Japan Society, Inc. |
Theater: A six-city tour of CHELFITSCH THEATER COMPANY's award-winning production, Five Days in March and Air Conditioner (Cooler), written and directed by Toshiki Okada. |
| Tour |
Dumb Type's Voyage |
NJ: Montclair, NY: Troy |
October 3-18, 2008 |
Montclair State University Foundation |
Multimedia: A two-city tour of Dumb Type's Voyage. |
| Tour |
Recollections of a Hapa Cowgirl |
AK: Little Rock, NM: Los Alamos, Santa Fe, CA: Hayward, San Francisco |
May - June, 2009 |
ODC Theater |
Dance/Theater: A five-city tour of Recollections of a Hapa Cowgirl, a creative collaboration of Dandelion Dancetheater (San Francisco), Gekidan Felix (Japan), composer Kallan Nishimoto and Noh theater artists, Yuriko Doi and Masayuki Namiyoshi. |
| Tour |
Sva (Vital Force) |
NJ: New Brunswick, MN: Minneapolis, Fergus Falls, ME: Farmington, PA: Blue Bell |
April 1 - November 25, 2008 |
Ragamala Music and Dance Theater |
Dance: A five-city tour of Sva (Vital Force), in collaboration with Wadaiko Ensemble TOKARA of Nagano, Japan. |
| Tour |
Japan Dance Now (working title) |
CA: San Francisco, IL: Chicago, OH: Columbus |
January 29 - February 21, 2009 |
The Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago |
Dance: A three-city tour of an evening-length program of four Japanese dance companies or artists: Nibroll, Youya Shinjo, Sennichimae Blue Sky Dance Club and Baby-Q. |
| Collaboration |
Dairakudakan Collaboration |
NC: Durham |
July 5-18, 2008 |
American Dance Festival, Inc. |
Dance: Akaji Maro along with Dairakudakan and 15 ADF dancers will collaborate with an American composer, Robert Kaplan, to create an hour-long piece premiering during the ADF's 75th Anniversary Season. |
| Collaboration |
The Bang on a Can All-Stars and Ryuichi Sakamoto collaboration |
NY: New York |
April 2008 - May 2009 |
Bang on a Can, Inc. |
Music: Bang on a Can All-Stars will partner with Ryuichi Sakamoto, an Academy Award, Grammy, and Golden Globe-winning Japanese composer, to create a new work to be performed by the All-Stars together with Mr. Sakamoto. |
| Collaboration |
U.S./Japan Exchange Residencies Project |
NY: New York, MA: North Adams, Japan: Kyoto |
March - April 2009 |
Dance Theater Workshop, Inc. |
Dance: Four choreographers from U.S. and Japan (Yukio Suzuki, Kitamari, Amy O'Neal, Kyle Abraham) will participate in a series of two-week residencies in four cities in the U.S. and Japan to collaborate with peers and interact with the public in both countries, with the goal of encouraging future projects and collaborations. |
| Collaboration |
The Gospel According to Jack Vitrolo |
NY: New York |
Fall 2007 - Spring 2009 |
Home for Contemporary Theatre and Art Ltd. (dba HERE Arts Center) |
Theater: Kameron Steele and his company, The South Wing Theatre Company, will collaborate with Mikuni Yanaihara and her company, Nibroll, to create an original tragic-comic dance-theatre piece examining the conflict between the individual and the health care establishment. |
| Collaboration |
The Rice Goddess Variations |
Japan: Tokyo, Cambodia: Takhmao |
April 2008 - June 2009 |
Khmer Arts Academy |
Dance: A Cambodian-American classical choreographer, Sophiline Cheam Shapiro, will collaborate with a Grand Master of the Seikyodo ichigenkin, Minegishi Issui, to explore an understanding of the Japanese and Cambodian rice deities, Inari, through dance and music. |
| Collaboration |
trxf -> transfer |
PA: Philadelphia |
April 1-30, 2008 |
Painted Bride Art Center |
Dance: A collaborative creation residency for choreographers Kota Yamazaki (Fluid hug-hug) and Charles Anderson (dance theatre X). |
| Collaboration |
In the Footsteps of Our Ancestors |
OR: Portland |
"April 1 - September 30, 2008" |
Portland Taiko |
Music/Theater: Portland Taiko will create an interdisciplinary performance work encompassing music, theater and choreography in collaboration with one of Japan's leading folk dance choreographers and teachers, Shohei Kikuchi. |
| Collaboration |
SPOTLIGHT JAPAN: PHASE TWO |
NY: New York |
April 2008 - March 2009 |
Sweet Jane Production Inc. (dba International WOW Company) |
Theater: To continue collaborations of 2007's SPOTLIGHT JAPAN program in the PRELUDE FESTIVAL and produce full productions of three new contemporary Japanese plays in collaboration with leading U.S. artists and companies, dedicated to the creation of new works of theater: The Blue Bird by Mikuni Yanaihara and Dan Safer, Auto-da-Fe by Matasaka Matsuda and Josh Fox, and At the Entrance of New Town by Akio Miyazawa and Jay Scheib. |
| Collaboration |
ENJOY |
NY: New York, Japan: Tokyo |
"Summer 2008 - Spring 2009" |
The Play Production Company, Inc. (dba The Play Company) |
Theater: The Play Company will collaborate with Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada and American playwright Aya Ogawa, as well as a team of U.S.- based director, actors and designer to develop a new American translation and production of Mr. Okada's play, ENJOY. |
| Collaboration |
Development and national distribution of contemporary Japanese plays |
MN: Minneapolis |
July - Fall 2008 |
The Playwrights' Center |
Theater: To develop and present staged readings of two contemporary Japanese plays by two Japanese playwrights, Yutaka Kuramochi and Shigefumi Fukatsu. |
| Collaboration |
I Have Been to Hiroshima Mon Amour |
NY: New York |
Fall 2007 - February 2009 |
Voice & Vision, Inc. |
Theater: To develop and produce Japanese-born playwright, Chiori Miyagawa's new play, I Have Been to Hiroshima Mon Amour, in collaboration with American director Jean Wagner, Chinese composer Du Yun, and lighting designer Jennifer Tipton. |