JAPANESE

Competition Ⅰ コンペティションⅡ新人振付家部門

Competition I  Dance Composition Division

[Schedule]
February 7th (FRI) 7:00 pm
TADA Shiori/AKAGAWA Junichi, Kim Boram(KOREA), TERASOMA Aya, Huang Lei(CHINA)

February 8th (SAT) 4:00 pm
Oded Zadok(ISRAEL)/SHIONOIRI Kazuyo, Shin Hyejin(KOREA), Kwon Ryung Eun(KOREA), MITOH Ruri

February 9th (SUN) 4:00 pm
Luo Yuebing(CHINA), KIMURA Reina, Kim Bo ra(KOREA), INOUE Daisuke
The latest work of 2013 CompetitionII prizewinner MASUMIZU Erika
+Awards Ceremony

Doors open 30 minutes before
All seats are unreserved

[Venue]
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse No. 1, 3rd Floor Hall

[Tickets]
¥3,500(Students:¥2,500)
*Advance sale is ¥500 discount.
¥7,000 <3-day pass> (advanse sale only)

[Jury]
ONO Shinji (Producer,Aoyama Theatre / Aoyama Round Theatre)
SHINDO Hiroko (Dance Critics)
MAEDA Keizo (Producer, Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre)
HAMANO Fumio (Senior Editor,Shinshokan Dance Magazine)
MUROBUSHI Ko (Dancer,Choreographer)
Rebecca Lee (Director,Institut français du Japon - Yokohama)
Emmanuelle Huynh (Director of the company Mua)

2/7 (FRI)

  • TADA Shiori / AKAGAWA Junichi
    Title:“Figure”
    The unit consisting of TADA Shiori, a dancer, and AKAGAWA Junichi, an audio-visual artist, is engaged in creative work based on three elements: the body, visuals, and music. Thus far, they have presented“ Figure” and“ Long Slow Distance”. After the first performance of “Figure” at Theaterhaus Berlin in September, 2012, it was also performed at the ACUD Theater and HAU1 in Berlin.
  • 多TADA Shiori / AKAGAWA Junichi
  • Kim Boram
    Title:“Mistake”
    Born in Korea, Kim Boram entered the field of contemporary dance unconventionally. While working as a back-up dancer for 10 years, he began to wonder about how dance speaks to the audience, so he set out to develop his own choreography. In 2007, Kim Boram established his 〈Ambiguous Dance Company〉. To Kim, choreographing flushes out stories and answers to uncertainties engrained within him that are existentially and inherently revealed. Harrmonizing music and dance, Kim seeks to return to the core of music and dance: pursuing sound before music itself and body movement before dance, in an effort to intimately communicate with the audience.
  • Kim Boram
  • TERASOMA Aya
    Title:“from here for...”
    A graduate, with a degree in French literature, of Meiji Gakuin University, TERASOMA, as a member of 〈the KATO Miyako Dance Space〉, has performed in many of Kato’s works. In 2008, she performed in five cities while on tour in Brazil. She also performs in works with 〈MOKK〉, 〈Fujiyama Annette〉, 〈co.TABA-MAKI〉, and other companies. Having begun choreographing in 2007, in 2010, she formed 〈Santai〉 with KIHARA Kota and SHIOKAWA Yukako and participated in the Yokohama Dance Collection EX 2011 Competition I.
  • TERASOMA Aya
  • Huang Lei
    Title:“Lost Track”
    Huang Lei, co-director of the Good Dance Centre, graduated from the Computer Science College of Guangxi University and obtained an MA degree from the Beijing Dance Academy. In 2011, Huang Lei was awarded fellowship from the Ford Foundation in the U.S.A, and graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts with an MFA degree in 2013. Huang has launched over 10 modern dance galas. He has also participated internationally in various cultural events, and collaborated with Jens Bjerregaard—the artistic director of 〈ManCopy Dance Company〉 in Denmark—to create NOW in 2010. Huang also launched the First Guangxi Modern Dance Festival in 2012. Huang Lei is adept at integrating various theatrical elements into his unique work. Representative works: “Spring” “The Mysterious Case of Liusanjie”“Sensual Symphony”and“M-cident”.
  • Huang Lei

2/8 (SAT)

  • Oded Zadok / SHIONOIRI Kazuyo
    Title:“Atom”
    This combination of performers from very different backgrounds—Oded, an actor, and SHIONOIRI, a performer of Japanese traditional dance (Nihon Buyo)—met at Clipa Theater, a visual theater in Israel, found themselves to be kindred spirits, and began creating work together.“Atom”, which they are performing in Yokohama Dance Collection, was their maiden work. After performing it at the Clipa Aduma Festival in 2012, they have presented it at a variety of festivals in Israel and other countries (including the Intima Dance Festival, International Exposure, Diversia Festival in Russia ).
    http://www.atomshow.com
  • Odedo Zadok / SHIONOIRI Kazuyo
  • Shin Hye jin
    Title:“Strange Freedom”
    Dancer / Choreographer Shin Hye jin is currently a member of . She has also performed as a guest dancer in “Theatre of Operations” (Compagnie Derniere Minute), “Let's say something” (Ahn Eun-mi Company), and “Waiting People 2” (Dance Theater Chang). After graduating from the Department of Choreography, School of Dance, at Korea National University of Arts, she started choreographing her own work in 2009. Most of her performances focus on the nature of physical movements. Her earlier piece include “8 Ideas,” “The special Relationship,” “Le verso de la lune”, “The Vision in Motion,” “play,” and “control.
  • シン・ヘジン
  • Kwon Ryung Eun
    Title:“The Skill for me”
    Kwon studied choreography at Korea National University of Arts and started choreographing her own work in 2008. Her first piece, entitled “CoCo,” was performed at  the 2nd Seoul Dance Collection2008, for which was awarded the Grand Prize. She entered her “The most longest” in the 2010 Young Choreographer festival, where this piece was awarded the Best Choreographer Prize. In 2012 she created her own group, 〈salon de Ninano〉. She also received a scholarship from the Korea Art Council during 2011-12. At the same time, she was participating in the 2012 Emerging Choreographer class hosted by Hanpac. After completing the emerging choreographer class process, her own piece, “Flower, The letters to Me-young” showcased in 2013.
  • Kwon Ryung Eun
  • MITOH Ruri
    Title:“ESQUISSE”
    2004-2010 As a member of 〈Leni-Basso〉, participated in all its performances from 2004 on. 2009 Participated in the Korea-Japan Dance Festival in Seoul. 2010 Received the Jury Prize in Yokohama Dance Collection R. Participated as a choreographer in the International Young Choreographers Project in Taiwan. 2012 Participated in “To Belong”, a work by KITAMURA Akiko. 2013 Performed in the musical“The Cat that Lived a Million Times”. Created a work with Darren Johnston during the Artist in Residence program at the Museum of Art, Kochi. Performed in a work by HIRAHARA Shintaro. She was awarded first prize at the Jerusalem International Choreography Competition.
  • MITOH Ruri

2/9(SUN)

  • Luo Yuebing
    Title:“SOMNOLENCIA”
    Maureen Luo founded the creative team 〈FREEWILL STAGE〉 in 2005, beginning her career as an independent performing artist in Guangzhou, China. With utilization of dance, video installations, and physical theatre, her works investigate issues of identity, gender relations, and cross-influences between the individual and society. Luo’s choreographed works are often recognized for her very stylish duo-context narrative, strong image of woman, and imaginative usage of objects. In recent years, Luo has engaged internationally as a choreographer and performer in festivals or exchange programs in locations that include China, France, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, South Korea, and the Netherlands.
  • Luo Maureen (Luo Yuebing)
  • KIMURA Reina
    Title:“born somewhere,live somewhere.”
    KIMURA began studying ballet and modern dance at the age of four and is professionally active as a dancer. She has participated over an extended period in Sioned Huws' “Aomori Project”, performing in Japan, Europe, and Singapore. She also took part as a scholarship student in the choreographer course of Study Dance Abroad, At Home @ Kobe, organized by the Agency for Cultural Affairs and Dance Box, a nonprofit organization, from August, 2012, to March, 2013. Began working as a choreographer. Exploring dance, creative process, and living day by day.
  • 木村 玲奈
  • Kim Bo ra
    Title:“A long talk to oneself”
    Graduated from the Korean National University of Arts with a master’s degree.
    Awards 2012,11 Won the Grand Prize at the Seoul International Choreography Festival. 2013, 3 Won the Best Dancers Award at the 2013 Dancevision.
    Work 2013, 3 “A Long Talk to oneself” at the PDC Dance Festival(Finland) 2013, 2 “A Long Talk to oneself” at the Fukuoka Dance Fringe Festival(Japan) 2012, 6 “A Long Talk to oneself” at the Pokrovitelj Festival(Slovenia) 2012,11 “A Long Talk to oneself” at the Seoul International Choreography Festival.
  • キム・ボラ
  • INOUE Daisuke
    Title:“Body and The Century recreation”
    Born in 1983, INOUE, a graduate of J. F. Oberlin University, is a member of 〈21st Century GEBA GEBA dance company〉. While at the university, he studied with KISANUKI Kuniko and, for ballet, MIURA Daiki. After graduation, he performed in 〈Kim Itoh + Glorious Future〉. After leaving that troupe, he focused on solo dance; his first composition received the Labo Award at ST Spot. He continues to train as a artist expressing himself through, for example, reconstructing his solo pieces for duos or trios.
  • INOUE Daisuke

Competition II New Choreographer Division

[Schedule]
February 4th (TUE) 7:30 pm
HANAOKA Marina, NAKAYASHIKI Minami, YAMAMOTO Kazuma, OKAMOTO Hikaru, HAMADA Junpei*
*Mr.HAMADA withdraw from the competition.

February 5th (WED) 7:30 pm
KUBO Kae, SHINJO Mei, SEKIGAWA Kouhei, SAITO Chisato, HOMAN Naoya

February 6th (THU) 7:30 pm
WATANABE Ayumi, IWASAKI Ayaha, FUKUOKA Sayuri, NAKAMURA Shun, MIZUKOSHI Tomo

Doors open 30 minutes before
All seats are unreserved
Awards Ceremony is held on February 9th (SUN) at 3rd Floor Hall.

[Venue]
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse No.1, 2nd Floor Space

[Tickets]
¥1,700(Students:¥1,200)
*Advence sale is ¥200 discount.
¥3,500 <3-day pass> (advanse sale only)

[Jury]
SUMIYOSHI Chie (Art Producer,Writer)
HAMANO Fumio (Senior Editor,Shinshokan Dance Magazine)
MORISHITA Maki (Choreographer,Dancer)
Vivienne Sato (Artist)

2/4(TUE)

  • HANAOKA Marina
    Title:“water”
    HANAOKA has studied baton twirling, classic ballet, and jazz dance since early childhood, later expanding her range to tap, hip-hop, and musicals. She encountered contemporary dance as a student in the dance department of Kobe College, with Shimazaki Toru as her instructor, and is currently studying in the Graduate School of Human Development and Environment at Kobe University. She was awarded third prize at the 22nd JDA Dance Concours and the special prize at Artistic Movement in TOYAMA 2013.
  • HANAOKA	Marina
  • NAKAYASHIKI Minami
    Title:“between A and B...?”
    NAKAYASHIKI, with small, vague expectations, joined the school dance club as a first year junior high school student. Through junior and senior high school and university, continued to take part in extracurricular dance activities, appearing in national creative dance festivals and winning prizes. After studying at Kitakamakura Joshi Gakuen and the Faculty of Education and Human Sciences of Yokohama National University, she is currently enrolled in the Yokohama Graduate School of Culture at Yokohama National University.
  • NAKAYASHIKI Minami
  • YAMAMOTO Kazuma
    Title:“Real / Reality”
    Born in Niigata in 1990, YAMAMOTO now lives in Kobe. He began dancing in high school, having joined the dance club. His activities have been focused on Okayama since then; has presented solo works in Japan and abroad and performed as a dancer in work choreographed by MIURA Hiroyuki. He has also been taking part in the second phase of Study Dance Abroad, At Home @ Kobe, organized by Dance Box, a nonprofit organization, since July, 2013.
  • YAMAMOTO Kazuma
  • OKAMOTO Hikaru
    Title:“A Sand Spit”
    Born in 1991, OKAMOTO has studied and performed classical ballet with since early childhood, performing in many works choreographed by FUKAGAWA Hideo. In 2010, he matriculated in the Department of Human Expression, Faculty of Human Development, Kobe University, where he first encountered contemporary dance. He studied with SEKI Noriko and has presented, as choreographer and dancer, his own work twice at the Spring Dance Concert organized by the Hyogo Prefecture Choreographers’Association. At Artistic Movement in TOYAMA 2012, She received the MATSUMOTO Chiyoe Prize in the Small Group Creative Dance Concours.
  • OKAMOTO Hikaru
  • HAMADA Junpei*
    Title:“river”
    Currently a third-year student studying engineering at Hokkaido University, HAMADA began performing jazz and hip-hop at the age of nine at Dance Studio Mind. He has performed in work by KONDO Ryohei, YANAGIMOTO Masahiro, SHIMAJI Yasutake, and IWABUCHI Teita. He received the Kitanippon Shimbun-sha Prize at Artistic Movement in TOYAMA in 2011 and the Toyoma Governor’s Prize at that festival in 2012 and 2013. Having successfully auditioned to become an exchange student at the Centre national de danse contemporaine—Angers, he went to study in France. In 2013, he received the Hokkaido University Emuru Prize.
    *Mr.HAMADA withdraw from the competition.
  • HAMADA Junpei

2/5(WED)

  • KUBO Kae
    Title:“About a dream”
    KUBO studied classic ballet and modern dance with HINOKI Chiyohiro from early childhood and is currently studying dance in the theatre course at Nihon University. As a dance studio supporter, she participated in 〈BATIK〉 dance company rehearsals in 2011-2012. In 2013, as a member of 〈Cookie x Cream〉, performed in We Want to Dance! Newcomer series 11. She is currently active as a member of the company 〈C x C〉 (formerly Cookie x Cream).
  • KUBO Kae
  • SHINJO Mei
    Title:“oh les beaux jours”
    Born in 1991 in Hiroshima and raised in Yokohama, SHINJO began studying dance at the age of four and choreography in high school. She focuses on everyday gestures and physical states, exploring motion based on an image of its opening out with space. She has participated as a dancer in performances with SAKAI Yukina, the performance unit 〈ttu〉, 〈IMA theater〉, and other groups. She is currently enrolled in the Musical Creativity and the Environment program at Tokyo University of the Arts.
  • SHINJO Mei
  • SEKIGAWA Kouhei
    Title:“I love professional wrestling”
    Born in Miyagi Prefecture in 1990, SEKIGAWA graduated from the special hanga print curriculum in Tsukuba University’s School of Art and Design in 2013. In 2012, he choreographed “Sitting in a Chair”,“ One Minute Dance Floor”,“ I love professional wrestling”, and “Retry”, works whose theme is the tension and strain when going back and forth between fiction and nonfiction.
  • SEKIGAWA Kouhei
  • SAITO Chisato
    Title:“dropped”
    Born in 1992, SAITO began studying modern ballet at the age of three and contemporary dance at university. She is currently majoring in dance at Japan Women’s College of Physical Education, studying with KATO Miyako and SUZUKI Yohei. She hopes to be able to view things from various perspectives: roughly, sometimes carefully.
  • SAITO Chisato
  • HOMAN Naoya
    Title:“One”
    Born in Kanagawa in 1990, HOMAN began studying ballet at the age of seven. He encountered jazz, modern, contemporary, and street dance as a high school student. In 2008, he entered the Ballet School at the New National Theater Tokyo, studying with Maki Asami. In 2010, he joined 〈the New National Theater Ballet〉. He has danced in work by choreographers such as Ueshima Yukio, Hirayama Motoko, and Nakamura Megumi. Believing that ‘Dancing is the heart,’ he is diligently working to develop his own dance and sensibilities.
  • HOMAN Naoya

2/6(THU)

  • WATANABE Ayumi
    Title:“Grow out women eat a lot”
    A 2012 graduate of the Japan Women’s College of Physical Education dance department, while in college Watanabe was a dancer in the 〈Haikara〉 dance company, appearing in many performances. After graduation, she worked as an assistant to ITOH Kim and others for 〈Youth Performance Tobazuni-wa〉. Recently she has begun performing in works by a choreographer of her age while completing 〈Yokubari DDD〉 herself. Energetically creating and performing, she was, for example, chosen among the top eight groups in the 2013 We Want to Dance! Newcomer series.
  • WATANABE Ayumi
  • IWASAKI Ayaha
    Title:“Like Surrounded with Secrets”
    Born in 1988, this native of Yokohama began studying dance at the age of 9. She is a graduate of the program in body expression and cinematic arts at Rikkyo University’s College of Contemporary Psychology. Having studied dance with Saeko since high school, she is now a member of 〈the Saeko Dance Company〉 and also presenting her own solo works. She also participates in 〈À La Claire〉 and the performance unit 〈ttu〉.
  • IWASAKI Ayaha
  • FUKUOKA Sayuri
    Title:“Dear dryhuman”
    Born in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, in 1988, FUKUOKA studied the essence of dance with USHIYAMA Makiko at Ehime University. While studying there, she performed in works by GODA Midori and TAKAHASHI Saori. Moving to Tokyo in 2011, she appeared in “Tokyo Tango” and “Anthology” with 〈the Mademoiselle Cinema〉 dance ensemble. In 2012, she went to France as an exchange student in the Kyoto-Angers Exchange Program. With a belief in the power of dance, she is investigating‘dance that pulsates.’
  • FUKUOKA Sayuri
  • NAKAMURA Shun
    Title:“Traditional chronic stick syndrome-Japanese Edition-”
    Born in Kasukabe in 1992, NAKAMURA grew up loving soccer more than anything. He encountered contemporary dance in 2007, however, and continues to be engaged with it. A member of the Daitobounka University Modern Dance Club, he also refines his skills in 〈Rikobo〉, the company led by KUROSU Ikuma, and is working with Utagawa Shota to discover something new in dance.
  • NAKAMURA Shun
  • MIZUKOSHI Tomo
    Title:“Vague Silence”
    A native of Hiratsuka, in Kanagawa Prefecture, MIZUKOSHI she grew up in a tranquil environment, surrounded by fields between the mountains and the sea. She has studied with KISANUKI Kuniko since her student days at J. F. Oberlin University and thus far has performed in works by KASAI Akira, KASAI Mitsutake, and KITAO Wataru, among others. She is also creating her own works and presented her first solo piece in January, 2013. Since 2010, she has been creating in sessions with the shamisen and constantly presents experimental efforts with a strongly improvisational quality.
  • MIZUKOSHI Tomo
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