Philippe Quesne’s new show ›Anamorphosis‹, created in Japan with four young actresses from the ›Seinendan Company‹ premieres in Tokyo in February. True to his emblematic ›theatrical laboratory‹ style, Quesne’s work tries to modify conventions and generates an ambiguously shaped universe in which dreams and matter, music and languages, smoke and light, solitude and companionship, all mix together.

Conceived, directed, designed by: Philippe Quesne

With: Ami Chong, Yuko Kibiki, Makiko Murata, Mao Nakamura

Artistic collaboration: Cyrilo Gomez-Mathieu

Technician: Aiko Harima

Translation: Akihito Hirano

Production: Vivarium Studio

Co-production: Théâtre de Gennevilliers - Centre Dramatique National de Création Contemporaine, Théâtre Komaba Agora - Agora Planning ltd. (Seinendan International Collaboration), Institut français du Japon-Tokyo (im Rahmen der Plattform jeunes auteurs), Hebbel am Ufer (Berlin)

Supported by: The programme Théâtre Export de l’Institut français, the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs

The company is supported by: DRAC Île-de-France (French Ministry of Culture and Communication), Regional Council of Île-de-France

Presented in the framework of the TRANSFABRIK project

www.vivariumstudio.net