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Tanino’s Secret Club: Marzo VR

Kyoto KYOCERA Museum of Art

Tanino’s Secret Club: Marzo VR

Information

  • Duration
    Friday 14 October – Sunday 16 October
    Sessions start each day at 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 15:00, 16:00, and 17:00
  • Venue
    Conference room at Kyoto KYOCERA Museum of ArtACCESS
  • Fee
    Admission is free
  • Reservation
    Up to five people per session. Advance reservations open on Saturday, October 1 at 10:00.
Reservation

Note

You awake one day in a hospital room.
You are surrounded by unfamiliar women dressed as nurses.These women will tend to your every need.
Have you contracted some kind of serious illness?
You are forced to take some strange medicine, and your body becomes paralyzed.
The women smile sinisterly and carry you off to the operating room.
What are they going to do to you next? This is a novel first-person VR movie.
*This movie is viewed in a partitioned room while wearing VR goggles.
*Individuals under the age of 15 and individuals in poor health are not allowed to participate.
Please be aware that the video contains some extreme scenes.

Artist

Writer, director, and producer:Kuro Tanino
Performers (movie): Saika Ouchi, Manami Hirokawa, Hatsune Sakai, and Masafumi Uchida
Kuro Tanino
Born in Toyama Prefecture in 1976. Tanino is the head of theater group Niwa Gekidan Penino, and he is a professional playwright and theater director. He was a Senior Fellow of the Saison Foundation (until 2015). He founded Niwa Gekidan Penino in 2000 while he was attending medical school. Since then, he has written and directed all of its theatrical productions. He has been invited to numerous major theater festivals in Japan and abroad—Europe especially. In addition to his own company’s performances, he wrote and directed Chekhov?, which was produced by the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre in January 2011. His portrayal of a beautiful spirit world that is both mad and paper-thin has been well received. In March 2015, he presented a new play, Water Cage, in Germany. In 2016, he received the 60th Kishida Prize for Drama for The Dark Inn. In 2016, he received the Art Encouragement Award from the Kitanippon Shimbun and the Excellence Award at the 71st ACA National Arts Festival. In 2019, he received the Culture and Arts Award at the 36th Toyama Awards. Since 2020, he has been producing shows that combine theater and video using VR technology, such as Dark Master VR.
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