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| categories:●Performance Venues ●Cultural Organizations |
| The main activity base： Hyogo-ken |
| address： 2-4-1 Itami, Itami-shi, Hyogo 664-0846 JAPAN |
| TEL： +81 （0） 72-782-2000 |
| FAX： +81 （0） 72-782-8880 |
| e-mail：aihall@juno.ocn.ne.jp |
URL：http://www6.ocn.ne.jp/~aihall/ |
| Director：Yoshihisa Onishi |
| Contact：Reiko Shiga （producer） |
Facility Description：
Floor area approx. 357㎡ （18.9m x 18.9m）, divided into 35 blocks. 4 blocks for entrance, other 31 blocks for lowering/raising floor
（-20cm to +80cm （actually 78.5cm））; free arrangement of stage and seating. Hall can also be used as a simple flat space.
1988: AI HALL opened. Built by the city of Itami for the cultivation, appreciation and creation of theater, dance and other performing arts.
1990: Started the AI HALL Dance Collection project.
1992: AI HALL management entrusted to the Itami Culture Foundation.
2006: Followed the government's policy of introducing private resources into public enterprises, the management and operation stayed with The Foundation.
While operating as a public venue, AI HALL has always invited producers from the private sector to produce and present contemporary theater and contemporary dance projects.
In addition to presenting ground-breaking performing arts works from both Japan and overseas, AI HALL is very active organizing a variety of workshops and outreach programs. Current programs are designed to cover a wide range, including projects with both the experienced and the inexperienced, and intensive workshops for choreographers.
When we contemplate the role of dance in society, and in connection with a local community, we consider artists as the most important tools. We focus on nurturing them and seek ways of making the exitement and potential of performing arts accessible to a wide range of people. We would like to collaborate with those in the fields of education and welfare.
:AI HALL Dance Collection
Performances by pioneering contemporary dance artists from both Japan and overseas are held, accompanied by workshops and Q&A sessions.
:Take A Chance Project
A series of co-produced new works by performing artists based in the Kansai region, past project participants include Zan Yamashita, Jareo Osamu + Terada Misako, Baby-Q, dots, Tadasu Takamine and j.a.m.Dance Theatre.
:Workshops for Choreographers by Lorrina Niclas Barrientos
In this workshop, young choreographers perform their works, receive feedback from Lorrina Niclas Barrientos and the audience and staff, and then show their works again after making revisions. Lorrina Niclas Barrientos also gives compositional analysis workshops using video and painting and lectures on the role of the artist in society.
:Workshop & Performance
In this project, one choreographer or director is invited and ten to fifteen dancers are selected by audition. Twenty to thirty workshops are held, followed by a final showing. The aim of this project is not simply to put together a presentation, but to create performance work of high quality.
