CultureThere’s No Business Like Noh Business Walking the fine line between spirituality and showmanshipBy Masaru Urano | Posted on September 12, 2018
CultureThe Master: Akaji Maro Metropolis interviews Japan’s most acclaimed butoh actor and directorBy Paul McInnes | Posted on August 31, 2018
CultureSuigian Embracing traditional Japanese culture through performance, cuisine and historyBy Metropolis | Posted on August 31, 2018
CultureAkram Khan: Chotto Desh Review Britain’s most acclaimed contemporary dancer brings shortened version of global hit to YokohamaBy Paul McInnes | Posted on August 23, 2018
StageDairakudakan – Bawdy Frog Never lets up until the lights go outBy Paul McInnes | Posted on June 2, 2018
StagePhil Kay Live at Good Heavens Celtic comedy legends come to TokyoBy Metropolis | Posted on May 28, 2018
CultureDoug Stanhope Prepares For Tokyo Outspoken comedian Doug Stanhope talks about his upcoming stand-up gig at Nishiazabu's A-LifeBy Stephan Jarvis | Posted on February 19, 2018
In PersonInterview: Gus Lobban of Kero Kero Bonito One-third of British pop act shares musical influences ahead of Summer SonicBy Patrick St. Michel | Posted on August 18, 2017
StageBehind the Curtain How the Tokyo International Players play the theatre gameBy Angela Qian | Posted on December 9, 2016
StageEnglish Rakugo Takes the Stage In Yokohama One man. One towel. One fan. A hysterical audience.By Linda Gould | Posted on December 7, 2016
