What is Siro-A? Well that is a hard question to answer. Some say they are Japan’s answer to Blue Man
Group but I do not think that is a fair analogy. Siro-A are very unique and original and break
the boundaries of normal theatre. They
are not like anything you have ever seen before. It is a visual and audio masterpiece of art
and sound.
Siro-A doesn’t need a definition. All you need to know is this is something that
will blow your mind. This is something
that combines electronic music with computer technology, dance and visual
stimulation. Think Diversity meets
Kraftwerk and you are someway to getting it. It is a feast for your eyes and ears.
The show only lasts an hour but it has an high intensity, so
both audience and performers would struggle to do more than that. The show has lots of humour in it and is
suitable for all nationalities as there is hardly any speech in the whole
show. My personal favourites were the
T-shirt scene and the games such as Mario and breakout (A derivative of Pong). I also liked Abe Toshinori.
It is just an amazing show. Go see it while you can! (At Leicester Square
Theatre until 22nd April 2013)
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