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le CENTQUATRE Freetime Okada gives a voice to Japan's 'lost generation' of 25-35 year olds. His first play charts five nights in a love hotel in March 2003, as the Japanese protested against the US invasion of Iraq. The second – Okada's latest work to date – focuses on the young unemployed. Precisely choreographed, they still brim with a universal, contemporary humanity. Produced by the Chelfitsch Compagny – Toshiki Okada Co-produced by the Wiener Festwochen ; KunstenFestivaldesarts ; le Cent Quatre, Festival d’Automne à Paris With the support of Japan Arts Fund and The Saison Foundation Thanks to Yokohama Arts Platform ; Steep Slope Studio ; Kitakyushu ; Performing Arts Center ; Super Deluxe With the support of Nomura, the Franco-Japanese Sasakawa Foundation, and the Foundation for the study of the Japanese language and culture, working under the aegis of the Foundation of France and the Onda Thanks to the support of Japan Airlines Within the context of the 150th anniversary of Franco-Japanese relations
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