Ishibashi Eiko × Mum and Gipsy presents Takahiro Fujita's "The Dream My Bones Dream" is Popular music, Music festival World pop music event held in Japan.
From October to November "Begin with Musubi, Musubi Senjo, Stereoscopic, in it, gathered, a couple of things, no matter what, the world and about Hikari." Although both actors and technical staff work on almost the same members, they are collecting performers and staff for each work without making them into a company. With Bosnia and Ita Performed in all 4 cities in Lear.
Takahiro Fujita was born in Hokkaido in 1985. Started at a local theater as an actor from 10 years old. He studied at Obirin University where Oriza Hirata taught, and started working for him as a director’ s assistant. In 2007, he established mum&gypsy while being a student of the Obirin University and started his career as playwright and director for all mum&gypsy production. His early production was based on his memory as a teenager about motif such as sea, town, girl, mother and death.
His unique method to show the same scene in different angle for the audience like a movie scene became acquired in theater later. His had incorporated refrain technique which has been used in music scene for long time to his theater which later became his great feature of his theater.
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