photo：Tetsurou "RAW" Noguchi
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She first developed an interest in physical expression through gymnastics when she was in middle and high school. Her interest in physical expression was deepened by pantomime, which she started in order to deal with her stiff shoulders.
She was fascinated with pantomime’s technique that can only be developed by putting together all the movements that one cultivates Word choice
Noguchi performed her piece, “Elevator Girl” at JCDN’s “We’re Gonna Go Dancing!! Vol.4” in Osaka and Sendai.
Tomoko Noguchi loves to release her everyday stress by dancing, and she wants to show how to do that and let people benefit from it. “Dance has changed me. If I can change, the society can change as well. Change the society with dancing!” With this motto, she is trying to broaden the scope of her work step by step.
Tomoko Noguchi wants to let people know the excitement of live dance by offering her workshop, “Make Your Workplace into a Theatre!” at various companies.
She wants to connect people through dance and to widen her perspectives though her dance activities.
- Elevator Girl
:One performer
:5 x 5meters
- Give Me Some Time
:One performer + Audience
:Anywhere
:As performance fees for these works cannot be accepted, due to her employment circumstances, participants must bear partial transportation and production expenses for the technical staff’s services.
- Make Your Workplace into a Theatre! －Dance-a-gram
What kind of things are delivered to the workplace? Of course, pizza, pasta, coffee, mails, etc. Well, dance can be delivered too! Although you may have already forgotten the taste of pizza you had a half year ago you most likely won’t forget a dance-a-gram.
:Available at any workplace
:Open - Dance Communication
Communication: the keyword for smooth business operations. Let’s dance to refresh yourself and invigorate your everyday life.
:For on-the-job training
:20 participants
