2009 Fall Show !!!

THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS!

Tokyo Theatre For Children proudly presents our 2009 Fall Show!
Directed by Andrew Martinez

Dates and Times:
November 13 Friday 　　　6:30 p.m.
November 14 Saturday　11:00 a.m. 　　3:00 p.m.　　6:30 p.m.
Place:
Tokyo American Club (TAC) in Shinagawa/Gotanda
4-25-46 Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0074

Tickets: 2,500 yen per person (2 years and older)
The show is approximately 90 minutes long, including intermission.
Open to the Public. Open Seating. Children are invited to sit on the floor.
Doors open 15 minutes prior to each performance.
Tickets can be purchased at the door 45 minutes prior to the show.

Buy 10 tickets and get one free!

*The Box Office for reserving tickets via e-mail is now CLOSED
because it's SHOW TIME!
Tickets are still available!
Please come directly to the show and purchase your tickets at the Front of House.
Front of House opens 45 minutes prior to each performance.


There is NO public parking at the Tokyo American Club.
Please use public transportation.


Adapted from the classic children’s novel by Kenneth Grahame,
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS follows the story of the incorrigible Toad and his friends. Toad's need for adventure takes him to the Wide World where, indeed, an adventure awaits for him! The love that the animals share for their world and their friends is presented in this delightful musical for the whole family!


*TOKYO THEATRE FOR CHILDREN has been bringing the magical world of musical theatre to kids, young and old, for over 35 years! 　We are a non-profit, English-speaking, adult community theatre troupe and we are always looking for volunteers!
Can you paint? Build? Act? Sing? Sew? Dance?　
Want to put on a headset and work backstage?
No experience? No problem!
How about being a patron of the Arts? Production costs are extremely high.
Please help us keep TOKYO THEATRE FOR CHILDREN alive and help us bring the world of make-believe to life!

What can be better than making kids smile? Make them laugh!

For further information, please contact Gerri at ttfc.japan@gmail.com

Auditions! Auditions! Auditions!

Auditions for THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS!!!

When:
August 27 THURSDAY 1:30-4:30 pm Azabu Kumin Center B1 Conference Room
August 30 SUNDAY 1:30-4:00 pm Hatagaya OUR SPACE

*Walking Directions to Azabu Kumin Center (Audition on THURSDAY August 27) http://www.kissport.or.jp/sisetu/azabu/index.html
From Roppongi Intersection:
Walk towards Tokyo Tower.
Turn right at 2nd stoplight (Roi Building).
Walk on left side of street for a block or so. The Azabu Community Center will be on your Left.
Coin parking will be kitty-corner across the street.
The B1 Conference Room is down in the basement.

*Directions for OUR SPACE (audition on August 30)
http://www.maru-z.com/Maru_Z/Our_Space_-_Access.html

If you're not available, please contact the director for special arrangement. amartinez@tokyoplayers.org

Please prepare one song and be ready to move. (i.e. dance)

Show dates and times:
Nov. 13, Friday at 6:30 pm
Nov. 14 Sat at 11:00 am, 3:00 pm and 6:30 pm

Cast:
Toad
Rat
Mole
Badger
Judge
Washerwoman
Engineer
Thief
and assorted animals

Tokyo Theatre for Children has been bringing the magical world of musical theatre to kids, young and old, for over 38 years!
We are a non-profit, community theatre group and are always looking for volunteers!

Can you paint? Build? Act? Sing? Sew? Dance?
Want to put on a headset and work backstage?

No experience? No problem!
How about being a patron of the Arts? Production costs are extremely high.
Please help us keep Tokyo Theatre for Children alive and help us bring the world of make-believe to life!

What can be better than making kids smile? Make them laugh!

For further information, contact Gerri at ttfc.japan@gmail.com

cell phone: 090-9325-5162

THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT (AND BENJAMIN BUNNY)

The Friends and Family Performance for
TTFC's spring traveling show,
"The Tale of Peter Rabbit (and Benjamin Bunny)" will be held on
April 19, Sunday from 2:30 pm
at the Akasaka Community Center.

All are welcome! Admission is for FREE!
The show lasts 45 minutes.
*Produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc., Englewood, Colorado.

Traveling Cast and Crew
Peter Rabbit 　　　　　　Sandy Holderbach
Benjamin Bunny 　　　Cecilia Cristol
Flopsy/Caw 　　　　　　Gerri Sorrells
Mopsy/Klem 　　　　　　Carey Storin
Cottontail 　　　　　　　　Fumiyo Sukegawa
Mrs. Rabbit 　　　　　　　Debbie Woo
Cat/Mr. Bunny 　　　　Michiko Okuma
Mr. McGregor 　　　　Tom Clark
Sound Tech 　　　　　　Mari Sahu

Director 　　　　　　　Sandy Holderbach
Costumes 　　　　　　Linda Polgar
Choreographer 　　　Terry Osada
Set/Props 　　　　　　Sandy Holderbach
Props 　　　　　　　　　Mari Sahu
Audio Equipment 　　Jack Merluzzi
Front of House 　　　Sachiko Yamada
Rehearsal Space 　　Carey and Ed Storin
School Liason Carey Storin
Treasurer 　　　　　　Fumiyo Sukegawa

*Walking Directions to Akasaka Community Center

From Aoyama 1 – chome Station:
Walk downhill on Rt. 246 towards Akasaka Mitsuke. Stay on right side of road.
You will pass (on your right) a post office, the Canadian Embassy, a small park and Sogetsu Kaikan.
The Crown Prince/Princess residence will be on your left.
Cross street at second light.
The big castle-looking building with the outside stairs is the Community Center.

From Akasaka Mitsuke Station:
Walk up hill on Rt. 246 towards Aoyama. Stay on left side of road.
The castle-like building with the outdoor stairs next to the Akasaka Police Station is the Community Center.

Akasaka Hall is on the 3rd floor.

For further information, please contact Gerri in English or Japanese: ttfc.japan@gmail.com

Tokyo Theatre for Children has been bringing the magical world of musical theatre to kids, young and old, for over 38 years!
We are a non-profit, community theatre group and are always looking for volunteers!
Can you paint? Build? Act? Sing? Sew? Dance?
Want to put on a headset and work backstage? No experience? No problem!
How about being a patron of the Arts? Production costs are extremely high.
Please help us keep Tokyo Theatre for Children alive and help us bring the world of make-believe to life!
What can be better than making kids smile? Make them laugh!