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| categories:●Performance Venues ●Cultural Organizations ●Research Institutions |
| The main activity base： Ibaraki-ken |
| address： 1-6-8 Goken-cho, Mito, Ibaraki 310-0063 JAPAN |
| TEL： +81 （0） 29-227-8123 |
| FAX： +81 （0） 29-227-8130 |
| e-mail：takuros.@arttowermito.or.jp |
URL：http://www.arttowermito.or.jp/ |
| Director：Koshiro Matsumoto （art director） |
| Contact：Takuro Sakurai （producer） |
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Facility Description：
ACM Theatre is a dodecagonal theatre configured with three seating tiers surrounding a thrust stage. The distinguishing characteristic of this theatre is the absence of a frame separating the seating area and the stage, thus facilitating the sharing of common space and time between the audience and the performers.
Seating area: 472 - 636 seats.
Mito Arts Foundation was established in 1988. The Foundation-managed Art Tower Mito, consisting of the ACM Theatre, a concert hall and an art gallery, was opened in 1990. The Contemporary Dance Festival in Mito was held from 1994 to 1998. While continuing to present a wide variety of performance events, the Foundation also produces new collaborative work by the choreographer Herv山obbe and dancers from Japan and overseas. Currently the Foundation retains two dance artists.
To create new artistic culture.
Mito Arts Foundation's mission is to develop programs （beginning with music, theater and fine arts） that transcend conventional art fields and spur on the creation and promotion of new artistic culture. With this mission of artistic/cultural exchange and uplift, the Foundation aims to contribute to creation and development within the local cultural sphere.
The Foundation plans to continue presenting exceptional dance work while producing original pieces from ACM Theatre's resident dance artists, and to carry out locally focused educational and promotional activities in the long term. The development of exchange activities through building other networks is being considered as well.
: ACM Dance Performance
Original ACM theatre dance projects are created and performed by ACM Theatre's dance artists and dancers from around Japan and overseas.
: Entrance Hall Dance Experiment Project
A free-admission dance project using various set spaces in the Entrance Hall for presenting experimental, easily accessible performance pieces.
: Mito Contemporary Dance Institute
Started in 1997, the Institute offers yearlong regular classes and one-at-a-time open classes. Extra workshops with dance artists from Japan and overseas are also organized.
