“An American Pickle” Should Have Stayed in the Jar
Wacky antics ensue when a 100-year-old Jewish man wakes up from a pickled hibernation in the modern world.
PERSONA5 the Stage #3
Here is the long-awaited stage adaptation of Atlus' super popular young adult RPG series, Persona! In order to fulfill the "rehabilitation" imposed upon him and save people from the wicked desires of the world, the protagonist becomes a Phantom Thief of Hearts, but how will he change the hearts of corrupt adults? While this story overflows with mystery and thrills, there's also exhilarating action and a sensitive depiction of the psychology of a group of young men and women as they forge deep bonds of friendship and grow together as people. The third installment, performed in December 2021.
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Here is the long-awaited stage adaptation of Atlus' super popular young adult RPG series, Persona! In order to fulfill the "rehabilitation" imposed upon him and save people from the wicked desires of the world, the protagonist becomes a Phantom Thief of Hearts, but how will he change the hearts of corrupt adults? While this story overflows with mystery and thrills, there's also exhilarating action and a sensitive depiction of the psychology of a group of young men and women as they forge deep bonds of friendship and grow together as people. The third installment, performed in December 2021.
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Written By:Hideyuki Nishimori
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Studio:Marvelous
Cast
Hideyuki Nishimori
Director
Hiroki Ino
Protagonist
Kouhei Shiota
Ryuji Sakamoto
Yuki Odera
Ann Takamaki
Yunosuke Matsushima
Yusuke Kitagawa
Akari Ishizuka
Makoto Niijima
Mei Fukuda
Futaba Sakura
Riko Sugahara
Haru Okumura
Shogo Tamura
Yuuki Mishima
Yoshihide Sasaki
Goro Akechi
Kaoru Marimura
Sae Niijima
Hiroya Matsumoto
Kunikazu Okumura
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