
Kaoru ,Chrico
Coquecal Director, stage writer, actor, director
Ever since his student days when he was exposed to absurdist theatre and performance-based "theater that does not rely solely on words," he has been fascinated by the close connection between the body and expression.
Currently, he is working on expressing sound and words, while also taking part in workshops and planning and producing activities.
2016
Setouchi Triennale 2016
Performed in the "Sanuki Banquet" at the Yubiwa Hotel
Started creative activities in Kagawa.
2016
Completed the 15th Osaka University Workshop Designer Training Course
2017 Activated as an artist® in Takamatsu City
Started activities as a member of the Takamatsu Workshop Lab.
Planned and produced the dance x music POINTS in Tadotsu
2019
Started a reading concert for musicians and children.
2020
Try watching three genres and doing workshops
Planned and produced "Oto e Katal"
2021
Co-planned and produced the Boundary Project
2024
OTO Cultivation program2024
Program, navigator, and director


Keipyan & Chirico's Reading Concert
This is a reading concert by Keipyan and Kiriko, who play the piano, toy piano, and other toy instruments. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Previous books
・Little Black Sambo
・The Ugly Duckling
・Bluebird
・Fir tree
・Anne Frank's Diary
・The Happy Prince
We select music and books to suit the venue and store. Please feel free to contact us.
It is popular with both children and adults.
Takamatsu Workshop Lab.
Since 2017, I have been an active member of the Takamatsu Workshop Lab. We also conduct on-site workshops, in-reach and out-reach activities both within and outside the prefecture.
Takamatsu Workshop Lab. is based at the Art Station on the 8th floor of Kawaramachi FLAG and was born out of a collaborative project between the city of Takamatsu and artists, with the aim of developing, implementing, and cultivating art-based workshop programs in the local area.
OTO
Romeo and Juliet made with university students
August 2020
Original work: W. Shakespeare
Directed, filmed and edited by Kentaro Suyama (tarinainanika)
Due to the spread of COVID-19, the group changed plans for a performance scheduled to take place at Kaminomachi Kaikan in Okayama Prefecture and instead performed in a video piece featuring physical expression.