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Youth on Stage: The World of High School Drama
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舞台上の青春 高校演劇の世界
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2020
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| What were the high school students feeling behind the curtain that would not rise? The daily struggles of the students as they try to make their lonely summer into something tangible are heartbreaking. --Oriza Hirata (Playwright*Director*President of Theater Company [Seinendan]) *Hitting the wall, facing oneself and taking the stage. Theater performance in high schools today! [Contents] What comes to mind when you hear the words "high school drama competitions"? Although not as well known as high school baseball, drama clubs also have national competitions where they put their youth on the line. Every year, out of approximately 2,000 schools in Japan, only 12 schools are selected to participate in the tournament. The odds of winning are as high as 175 times. In order to break through this narrow gate, which is even narrower than the Koshien National High School Drama Tournament, high school drama club members from all over Japan work passionately day in and day out to create their plays. In this book, we report on five schools that have participated in the national tournament and high schools that have incorporated theater into their classes and are making use of it in education. The book weaves together the thoughts of high school students and teachers who are desperately facing theater through interviews, close interviews, and block competitions. The storyteller is film critic Fuyuji Aida. Also included is an interview with the author of "Alps Stand no Hashikata," which became the talk of the town this summer when it was adapted from a high school play. *Hokkaido Furano High School A ticket to the national tournament won by the drama club in its second year of existence *Matsudo High School The only public school in the prefecture with an art department creates a stage *Aomori Chuo High School From Aomori to Tokyo, aiming for expression that is possible only in Aomori *Tokushima Municipal High School Conversation play by students depicting life-size Tokushima high school girls *Aichi Private High School Long-standing efforts to adapt classic Rakugo to the stage *Fukushima Prefectural Iwaki Sogo High School Learning self-expression through [theater] classes [Contents] *Prologue: [Fragment] of the 16th students of Fukushima Prefectural Iwaki Sogo High School's Art Expression Series (Drama) *Chapter 1: Hokkaido Furano High School Drama Club's [Place]. *Chapter 2 Kawagoe Saitama Prefectural High School's [Ittefu no ki] / Tokyo Metropolitan Higashi High School's [Pipe chair]. *Chapter 3 [Hope] of Chiba Prefectural Matsudo High School *Chapter 4 Aomori Prefectural Aomori Chuo Senior High School's [All the members of the drama]. *Chapter 4 Fukushima Prefectural Iwaki Sogo High School's [Door]. *Chapter 5 Tokushima Municipal High School's [Anger]. *Chapter 6 Aichi Private High School's [Rakugo]. *Chapter 7 [Summer] of all 12 schools participating in the national tournament *Epilogue: [Tomorrow] of High School Theatre *Special interview at the end of the book [The one on the edge of the Alps Stand]*Original story by Hiroaki Yabu (former advisor of Hyogo Prefectural Higashi Harima High School / current advisor of Higashi Harima Technical High School's video*Advisor of Stage Research Club) [Author's Profile] Fuyuji Aida (Aida*Toji) Usually contributes film reviews and interviews with filmmakers to theater pamphlets, magazines, and online media. He has also written novelizations of movies and TV dramas, including "Kisaragi," "Pandora," "Breathless," "The Forest of Remembrance," and "Sayonara Kuchibiru. |
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The daily struggles of the students as they try to make their lonely summer into something tangible are heartbreaking.
--Oriza Hirata (Playwright*Director*President of Theater Company [Seinendan])
*Hitting the wall, facing oneself and taking the stage.
Theater performance in high schools today!
[Contents]
What comes to mind when you hear the words "high school drama competitions"?
Although not as well known as high school baseball, drama clubs also have national competitions where they put their youth on the line. Every year, out of approximately 2,000 schools in Japan, only 12 schools are selected to participate in the tournament. The odds of winning are as high as 175 times. In order to break through this narrow gate, which is even narrower than the Koshien National High School Drama Tournament, high school drama club members from all over Japan work passionately day in and day out to create their plays.
In this book, we report on five schools that have participated in the national tournament and high schools that have incorporated theater into their classes and are making use of it in education. The book weaves together the thoughts of high school students and teachers who are desperately facing theater through interviews, close interviews, and block competitions. The storyteller is film critic Fuyuji Aida. Also included is an interview with the author of "Alps Stand no Hashikata," which became the talk of the town this summer when it was adapted from a high school play.
*Hokkaido Furano High School
A ticket to the national tournament won by the drama club in its second year of existence
*Matsudo High School
The only public school in the prefecture with an art department creates a stage
*Aomori Chuo High School
From Aomori to Tokyo, aiming for expression that is possible only in Aomori
*Tokushima Municipal High School
Conversation play by students depicting life-size Tokushima high school girls
*Aichi Private High School
Long-standing efforts to adapt classic Rakugo to the stage
*Fukushima Prefectural Iwaki Sogo High School
Learning self-expression through [theater] classes
[Contents]
*Prologue: [Fragment] of the 16th students of Fukushima Prefectural Iwaki Sogo High School's Art Expression Series (Drama)
*Chapter 1: Hokkaido Furano High School Drama Club's [Place].
*Chapter 2 Kawagoe Saitama Prefectural High School's [Ittefu no ki] / Tokyo Metropolitan Higashi High School's [Pipe chair].
*Chapter 3 [Hope] of Chiba Prefectural Matsudo High School
*Chapter 4 Aomori Prefectural Aomori Chuo Senior High School's [All the members of the drama].
*Chapter 4 Fukushima Prefectural Iwaki Sogo High School's [Door].
*Chapter 5 Tokushima Municipal High School's [Anger].
*Chapter 6 Aichi Private High School's [Rakugo].
*Chapter 7 [Summer] of all 12 schools participating in the national tournament
*Epilogue: [Tomorrow] of High School Theatre
*Special interview at the end of the book [The one on the edge of the Alps Stand]*Original story by Hiroaki Yabu (former advisor of Hyogo Prefectural Higashi Harima High School / current advisor of Higashi Harima Technical High School's video*Advisor of Stage Research Club)
[Author's Profile]
Fuyuji Aida (Aida*Toji)
Usually contributes film reviews and interviews with filmmakers to theater pamphlets, magazines, and online media. He has also written novelizations of movies and TV dramas, including "Kisaragi," "Pandora," "Breathless," "The Forest of Remembrance," and "Sayonara Kuchibiru.