An energetic street dance performance on stage, presented by three young creators
who play an active role in the fields of dance and theater in Japan and the U.S.
in collaboration with Asian super-dancers born in the ’90s.

「A Frame」

 
Date & Time 11/23(Mon・Public Holiday), 2 Performances

14:00 (doors open 13:30) / 18:00 (doors open 17:30) ★
★The panel discussion will be conducted after the evening performance by oguri, Jillian Meyers and Takuro Suzuki.
 
Venue
SHIBUYA CULTURAL CENTER OWADA SAKURA HALL
23-21 Sakuragaokacho( MAP )
 

Admission
General: 3,000 yen
Students: 2,000 yen (All Seats Reserved – Tax Included)
*If you do not present proper student ID on the day of the event, you will be charged the reminder of the general admission fee at the reception desk.
 

Information
Ticket PIA 0570-02-9999 (P Code: 630-815)
Note: Calls from some mobile phones and all PHS phones are not available.
*Advance ticket will be available until 11/20 (Fri) 23:59 via Ticket PIA.
 

Lawson Ticket 0570-084-003 (L Code: 73363)
Note: Calls from some mobile phones and all PHS phones are not available.
 

e-plus
*Tickets may be purchased at the Setagaya Public Theater box office, by internet,
and by telephone (reservations) until 19:00 on the day prior to each performance.
http://eplus.jp
 

*Tickets
are available up to four days in advance of each performance at other ticket
outlets.
 

*Advance ticket will be available until 11/19 (Thu) 23:59 via Lawson Ticket and e-plus.
*Calls from some mobile phones and all PHS phones are not available.
*Please confirm the date, time and venue before you purchase the ticket.
*Please note that children under elementary school age cannot be admitted in the theatre.
 

★Advance tickets are available at the venue of the Shibuya StreetDance Week, Yoyogi Park, on 11/22 (Sun).
★Walk-up Ticket Information
Tickets are available to purchase 60 minutes prior to show time at the venue box office.
*In general, day of the show ticket sales are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
*Please note that there are a limited number of tickets available on the day of the show. The box office will close when all tickets have been sold. Thank you in advance for your understanding.
 

On Sunday, November 22, the SSDW CONTEST will be held at the Yoyogi Park Outdoor
Stage. The winner of the “High-school student teams battle for the street dance
championship!” will appear as the opening act for A FRAME!
 

Perfomers
 

The90sASIA

IBUKI(Japan)

KATSUYA(Japan)

KAZANE(Japan)

KTR(Japan)

KYOKA(Japan)

Maitinhvi (Vietnam)

MAMIQ(Indonesia)

Peach Pauline (Malaysia)

Ruu(Japan)

SAKI(Japan)

Salt (Indonesia)

TAISUKE(Japan)

TE DOUBLE D Y_TEDDY (Malaysia)

youki(Japan)

YU-YA(Japan)

Zyro Santos (The Philippines)

 

Percussion

Yuu Hatakeyama

 

Artistic Director

oguri from s**t kingz (Japan)

Jillian Meyers (USA)

Takuro Suzuki (Japan)

 

 
“ The90sASIA” was established by combining a selection of Southeast Asian dancers with “The90sJPN” (The Nineties Japan), a group of dancers born in the ‘90s who were once super kids that took their generation by storm and defeated a succession of champions in battles and contests in and out of the country.
 
 

 
Shibuya StreetDance Week (SSDW) will be one of the biggest street dance festivals in Japan, with Shibuya as its venue, presented yearly on a weekend in November around the time of Labor Thanksgiving Day. For the first year, SSDW 2015 will be held on Sunday 22 and Monday 23 November aiming to connect the performers (dancers) with the participants (audience) and with the scene (stage) by presenting special performances and battles by the highest-level dance teams in the world, hands-on events, panel discussions with dancers active on the global scene and artists from different fields. Many of the programs are free and they’re not only for you to enjoy watching; rather, by actually participating you can connect with other people through dance. Moreover, you can enjoy learning and gain the power to be able to express yourself. From children to adults, we are providing a variety of programs so people can feel familiar with street dance. In addition, through this project, we strive to discover and develop new artists in the world of street dance who have the potential for international stardom. We hope that you will enjoy SSDW.

 
 
 

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