Monday, October 27, 2014

Performance Recap: Dream of Japan

Recap:
Last night, we held our first showing of our newest production, the fantasy ballet called Dream of Japan. This magical performance is the second part of our most successful (and requested) show, Dream of China. You can see below for a few pictures of the dance at Sengoku Japan. Don't worry if you missed the ballet - we will be holding it again on November 2nd at 4pm slt!

Next Showing:
When: Sunday, November 2nd at 4pm slt
Location: Keisei Theater

Overview and Screenshots:
Dream of Japan is the direct sequel of Dream of China, and follows a similar format of the fantasy ballet, featuring amazing stages and mesmerizing music. In Dream of Japan, the girl learns that the Tinkerer who protected her throughout her travels in Part I has been captured, and is the prisoner of an evil Warlord. We invite you to join us as the girl overcomes her initial trepidations and braves a new fantasy world to search for the one who saved and loves her.

A floating lotus...
 
Frozen lands with bitter winds...

Fire raining down...

Binding chains, despairing loss;

Much more than a passing dream.

Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Upcoming Events: Dream of China and Dream of Japan



Dream of China
When: October 18th at 5pm slt
Location: Sengoku Teahouse


Dream of Japan
When: October 26th at 4pm slt
Location: Sengoku Teahouse

When: November 2nd at 4pm slt
Location: Keisei Theater

Overview of Both Performances
In advance of our next performance, Dream of Japan, we are holding an encore performance of our most popular show, the fantasy ballet called Dream of China. In Dream of China, we followed a girl, lost in a fantasy world and trying to get home. Her adventure was filled with magically elegant fairies, the mysterious inventions of a Tinkerer, a deadly vindictive Witch and a Lotus Queen who, at the protests of the love stricken Tinkerer, led the lost girl back home. 


Dream of Japan is the direct sequel of Dream of China, and follows a similar format of fantasy ballet, amazing stages and mesmerizing music. In Dream of Japan, the girl learns that the Tinkerer who protected her throughout her travels in Part I has been captured, and is the prisoner of an evil Warlord. We invite you to join us as the girl overcomes her initial trepidations and braves a new fantasy world to search for the one who saved and loves her.

Performance Recap: J-Pop, the Concert

Last month, we held two showings of a light and fun show called J-Pop the Concert. See below for a brief recap of the show!

Overview:
EAE’s J-Pop: The Concert
East Asian Event’s J-Pop: The Concert is a fun song and dance performance featuring the music of some of the most popular pop artists in Japan. Don’t worry if you don’t speak Japanese. All of the songs feature a bit of English, and we’ll be providing a full translation of each song in local chat throughout the show.


So come join us for an hour of dance, special effects, costume changes and changing set designs as we party to music by Beast, Girls Generation, Yuya Matsushita, MAY’S, BigBang and maybe even a vocaloid or two.


Pictures:
The three ladies, Kaminari, Hamayu and Kara take center
stage as they danced to the song RunDevilRun.

Not to be outdone, the boys came up and belted out Shock.

Now everyone is dancing together, with the exception of
Hamayu who was on DJ duty.

Kara took a break, relaxing on the crates, and Len took
over as the DJ, giving Hamayu a chance to dance
with Rai and Kaminari.

We slowed things down with Error during the middle
of the performance.

A close up of Rai singing during another duet with Len.

The guys took a break, trying to look as cool as possible,
while the three girls sang a beautiful love song.

The concert ended with a fun and light song, and, of course, confetti!