Theater featuring almost all professional voice actors will be held in Nakano in February!　Rie Kugimiya, Rina Sato, Eriko Nakamura, Yuko Kaita, Hitomi Namatame, Asami Shimoda, Minoru Shiraishi, etc.

A stage performance by professional voice actors, "Unstoppable! will be held at Nakano The Pocket from February 10 to 15.

This is the third theatrical performance by the theater unit "Theater Project CRANQ" led by Tomonori Yoshida (now Yoshida Voice), a voice actor and personality. The unit's concept is to produce high quality stage performances and improve the acting skills of the participants by inviting young voice actors who are active as professionals for each performance, and this time almost all of the participating members are professional voice actors. Among them, the daily guest cast of eight people, including Rie Kugimiya and Rina Sato, who play the role of "Mystery Woman," are all professional voice actors.

Written and directed by Shuichi Sato, who heads the "Theater Unit 3LDK," the play is a situation comedy involving lies and misunderstandings. The cast includes Yuko Kaita, Mahito Funaki, Hitomi Namatame, Asami Shimoda, Voice Yoshida, Kazutoshi Hatano, Akiko Matsuzaki, Minoru Shiraishi, and Kojiro Takahashi. Daily guests are Rie Kugimiya, Rina Sato, Eriko Nakamura, Shiho Kawaraki, Yuko Gitake, Nana Inoue, Shinobu Kyozumi, and Mari Kano.

For more information, including performance schedule and tickets, please visit the official website (http://www.cranq.jp/top/top.htm). Incidentally, the preorders were about 10 times more competitive than those of the other shows.

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One okonomiyaki restaurant in Hiroshima City. The family and neighbors are fidgeting because the eldest son, who has long since left home, is coming back from Tokyo with his fiancée. Then, a woman appears. A big commotion breaks out over the identity of this woman...
CRANQ's latest work is a situation comedy that will make you laugh out loud! Welcome to the space of laughter and tears, where lies and misunderstandings are spectacularly intertwined in the tea room.