“We want to make people in Sendai, Tohoku, and Japan smile.” “Is there anything we can do?” A theatrical company formed in April 2011, Sendai, motivated by such feelings of young male actors oozing out in the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake. The company focuses on the explosive and instantaneous power generated in each scene rather than the overall storyline, while embracing their characteristics nurtured by the climate of Tohoku. Their unique performance style is regarded as "world-class in terms of their energy and emotion."
While performing nationwide, they are also active in local outreach programs. The activities include project for Artist Dispatch Program by Agency for Cultural Affairs (Designed For Disaster Restoration), collaborative performance with Sendai City Tomizawa Site Museum, stage performance at various festivals and events from small to large. They “will continue to be undressed in order to give more energy to Sendai, Tohoku, Japan, and to the world.” In June 2017, their original play "Mom, We May No Longer Be Human" won the grand prize for CoRich Performing Arts Festival! 2017 Spring. In March 2018, “Run, Takashi! - Why I ran to Fukushima -” won two awards, first prize and audience award from the Young Directors Contest 2017.