震災伝承企画Voice お申込みスタート!
- 東北えびす
- 1月13日
- 読了時間: 2分
更新日:3月4日

①石巻編 石巻編お申込みはコチラから
「Voice~宮城沿岸地域のくらしと伝承 石巻編」
日時:2026.3.20(金・祝)14:00~15:00(開場30分前)
会場:門脇東復興住宅集会所
料金:無料 出演:千葉耕平 後藤萌愛 千葉みる 芝原弘 宿利左紀子
楽士:四倉由公彦(篠笛・ギター・音響操作)
サブプロデューサー:芝原弘
協力:門脇地区にお住まいのみなさん 震災遺構門脇小学校
②仙台市東部沿岸地域編 仙台編お申込みはコチラから
「Voice~宮城沿岸地域のくらしと伝承 仙台編」
日時:2026.3.29(日)15:30-16:30上演(開場30分前) 16:30-17:15 お食事提供
会場:アクアイグニス仙台レストラングリーチネ
料金:軽食&1ドリンク付 2500円/人
☆沿岸地域に伝わる食とイタリアンのコラボメニューをご提供☆ 出演:松本春花 木村みのり りる 絵永けい(演劇ユニット石川組) 山田遊太(劇団▶東北えびす) 渡部ギュウ
「荒浜磯獅子踊りを再生する会」のみなさん ☆上演中に磯獅子踊りの演舞がございます☆
サポートスタッフ:佐藤巧都
楽士:山下進(横笛)
料金:軽食&1ドリンク付 2500 円(税込)
協力:アクアイグニス仙台 せんだい3.11メモリアル交流館
中野ふるさとYAMA学校 海辺の図書館 仙台市東部沿岸地域のみなさん
「Voice」とは…東日本大震災前のくらしや伝承を地域住民に聞き取りし、朗読劇を創作・上演する企画です。
東日本大震災で大きな被害を受け、風景が一変した地域も多い、宮城県沿岸地域。 しかしそこには脈々と受け継がれて来たくらしがあり、親から子へ、人から人へと受け継がれて来た伝承や物語があり、ふるさとを愛する人々の思いがあり、それは何物にも流されない、地域の「宝物」です。
震災前の人々の暮らしや風景・人々の想いを大切に引継ぎながら、沿岸地域を再び人が集う場所へ―「Voice」は震災を超えて過去と未来を繋ぐ企画です。
沿岸地域の地域住民・もと地域住民の方々からお話をきき、それをもとに朗読劇を創作・上演します。
演じるのは公募で集まった若者たちとみやぎの演劇人。
2027年度は仙台と石巻で上演します。



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