Hustle Muscle is Dance and Performance art Stage/Dance/Comedy event held in Japan.
The reason for the creation of muscle musicals is the TBS television programs - Cane The Muscle and Muscle Numbering . Muscle Musical is an original musical work in Japan. Proposer had appeared on the program TeruEi has been with, actually in the idea of the program staff, producer of Higuchi tide that had opposed.
Higuchi Tide left TBS in November and became independent.
The reason for the creation of muscle musicals is the TBS television programs - Cane The Muscle and Muscle Numbering .
Proposer had appeared on the program TeruEi has been with, actually in the idea of the program staff, producer of Higuchi tide that had opposed. It was organized, directed and choreographed by Ryuji Nakamura as a one-time performance with the leader as a reference, it is announced that December 9th, 2001 "TRY OUT" will be held at the Saitama National Arts Theater in Aya. The tickets were sold out in 5 minutes and the performance itself was very popular, so it was continuously performed and local performances were also started.
Higuchi Tide left TBS in November and became independent. The planning and production of the muscle musical was contracted by Digital Exit Co., Ltd. (trade name changed to a corporation in 2006) launched by Higuchi in 1997, and the performance continued with the Higuchi as a general producer and TBS as an organizer.
The performers are mainly at home and abroad in various sports such as gymnastics , rhythmic gymnastics , trampolines , artistic swimming , MTB (mountain bike), cheerleading, etc. Muscle Musical is an original musical work in Japan. Jumping a huge jump box (monster box) exceeding 3 meters in height, magnificent rhythm music (body slap) played by hitting the body, ultra-high-speed push-ups and continuous rollovers, underwater artie in the aquarium provided on the stage A program such as stick swimming is a staple, and there are no songs or lines.
There is no schedule or ticket right now.
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