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What does it mean to live as a gay man in Japan in 2024, where same-sex marriage has yet to be legalized and comprehensive anti-discrimination laws have yet to be realized? y/n began his work with "Coming Out Lesson," which dealt with gay men coming out, and has questioned the relationship between "speaking" and "listening" in his lecture-performances. His new work is an autobiographical performance about the lives of gay men and what they can and cannot "speak."

Outline of the event

Schedule
  • 12月13日(金)19:00
      14日(土)15:00
      15日(日)14:00/19:00
      16日(月)14:00
    開場:各回開演30分前
    上演時間:約70分+Q&A30分

Price

観覧料
一般:3,500円/U25割:2,000円
※日時指定、全席自由

Place

ST Spot

ST Spot

ST Spot Yokohama (formerly the ST Spot Management Committee) was organized by volunteer citizens as the management organization for the small space "ST Spot" opened by the city of Yokohama in November 1987.



In April 2000, ST Spot Yokohama organized a board of directors, and in June 2004, it obtained legal status and established the "ST Spot Yokohama NPO" (hereinafter referred to as NPO ST Spot Yokohama). The opening of ST Spot led to a rapid increase in local theatrical activities. Since then, it has become a base for young artists in dance, music, video, and art. Our organization is engaged in organic expansion through business development to promote these creative activities, information service provision, network construction, and other initiatives, expanding the base of performing arts locally and nationally and producing many young talents. In April 2004, we established an art education business. With a focus on collaboration with the government, we are developing businesses specialized in art education, such as sending artists to schools as lecturers, training specialized personnel, and developing programs, in order to promote the healthy development of children and the spread of art.



Although it is the smallest in the city, ST Spot has great potential and is positioned as a new operating model for publicly-run, privately-run theaters, and continues to operate as a non-profit organization responsible for promoting the arts in a broad sense.

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