Theatre Creation Concerts

The theater is located at the basement and felt a little compressed. There was an announcement regarding the safety that the basement is safer even in an earthquake. You can grab a coffee or drink in a cafe in a break too. Enjoyed anyway.

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I used Theater Crea for the first time to see the musical ``CROSS ROAD ~Devil's Violinist Paganini~'' on April 22nd (Monday) and April 23rd (Tuesday). Although the audience seats were vertically long, they were more compact than I expected, and the distance from the stage was very close, giving a sense of realism. I watched the theater in the 9th row on the upper side and the 4th row on the lower side, and both were very easy to watch. During the 20-minute break, I was able to move to the chanterelles with my ticket in hand, so I didn't have any inconvenience using the restroom. (A ticket is required for re-entry.) I thought the theater was located in a nice environment, as it was within walking distance of both Hibiya Station and Yurakucho Station, making it easy to find places to eat. I hope I can use it in other works as well.

A theater with a capacity of 611 people, located a few minutes walk from Hibiya Station, across from Takarazuka Theater. The interior is decorated in red throughout, giving a gorgeous impression. The 2nd basement floor has 1st floor seating, and the foyer has a merchandise store and a restroom. In front of the women's restroom, there were four rows formed by turning around. There are about 20 private rooms and one-way traffic, so the turnover rate is good, but if there are a lot of customers, the line will be so long that you won't be able to make it in 20 minutes. The seats are arranged in a rectangular shape, ・No steps up to the 5th row ・Aisle and handrail in front of 12 rows ・Staggered layout up to the 11th row of center block ・Balcony seats available ・The height of the row is about the same height as an iPhone. The center block is staggered, so the front view is clear and easy to see, but the head of the person in front will be covered by the performer's feet. The way it is covered changes depending on the position; if it is closer to the aisle, it will be in the center, and if it is closer to the center, it will be on both ends. The aisle seats have no seats in the front half, and the view is only open to the upper and lower aisles, so it feels quite open. I think the best seats are up to the 11th row of the center block (especially the 1st, 6th, and aisle seats) and the 12th row at the front of the step. The stage has the same mechanism as the Takarazuka theater where the center rotates, and I think the unique feature here is that you can see performances that take advantage of this.

Visited for a reading by my favorite voice actor. It was my first venue. You can get it directly from Chante. The lobby is not very large. Before the performance, I had the impression that it was quite crowded. The toilet is clean. I have the impression that the distance between the seats next to each other is quite narrow, but there is relatively space in front. Also, the seat I got the ticket for was on the side, but it was easy to see.