Saduck & Kimbley

F/T in the City Performance Series

L PACK.
Saduck & Kimbley

Written, Directed and Performed by L PACK.
Based on the rakugo play “Cha no Yu”

A unique tea ceremony gathering that brings together and savors the tastes of difference: L PACK. (Susumu Odagiri and Tetsuya Nakajima) freely borrows ideas and approaches from art, design, architecture, and folk art. Having presented its highly original “coffee scenery” events all over Japan, it here organizes its first ever tea ceremony gathering. This is the second in the group’s adaptations of the rakugo tale “Cha no Yu,” about the know-it-all Inkyo and the monk Sadakichi who hold an inept tea ceremony gathering. The venue is the elegantly designed Sekicho-an inside Mejiro Garden in Toshima. Various rich “differences” obtained through a process of workshops and research into local tea ceremony practitioners and rakugo storytelling are served to audiences in a tranquil environment surrounded by nature.

Venue	Sekicho-an (Mejiro Garden)
Dates	Tea Gathering 10/31 (Wed) 15:00 / 19:00 11/1 (Thu) Closed 11/2 (Fri) 15:00 / 19:00 11/3 (Sat) 11:00 / 15:00 / 19:00 Exhibition 10/31 (Wed) 14:30–19:00 11/1 (Thu) Closed 11/2 (Fri) 14:30–19:00 11/3 (Sat) 10:30–19:00 No ticket required for visiting only the exhibition
Running Time	60 min. (TBC)
Language	Performed in Japanese

Tickets	Unreserved seating (first come, first served) Advance: ¥1,500 / Same Day: ¥2,000 / Students: ¥1,000 / Other tickets available
	Early Bird Discount	￥1,100
	Festival Pass (5 Performances)	￥1,200
	Festival Pass (3 Performances)	￥1,300
	Students Student ID required	￥1,000
	High School Students and Under Student ID or proof of age required	￥1,000

© Koji Fukunaga: L PACK.
Artists

L PACK. is an art group comprising Susumu Odagiri and Tetsuya Nakajima, who were both born in 1984 and graduated from the Department of Space and Architecture at Shizuoka University of Art and Culture. It aims to form one part of the elements in an area, inspired by the idea of connecting people through “coffee scenery” events that resourcefully combine the most minimal tools and local materials. L PACK. has participated in art projects, residency programs, and exhibitions all over Japan.

Written, Directed and Performed by	L PACK.

Planned and presented by	Festival/Tokyo

3-20-18 Mejiro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
15 minutes’ walk from Ikebukuro Station on the JR, Tokyo Metro, Tobu Tojo, and Seibu Ikebukuro lines.