Booking information

STEP 1│Purchase pass

Please click on the URL below to purchase a general admission pass (one of two options).
You will receive a link to the reservation page by automated email after your purchase has completed. (Payment is accepted by credit card only.)

BUY PASS

＜Commons Pass＞

The Commons Pass includes access to all events, both in-person and online.

  • Adults ¥5,800
  • Minato ward residents ¥5,300
  • Students ¥4,800
  • Discounts:
  • - Student discount is available for students enrolled in vocational school, university, graduate school, or other institute of higher education for the 2021 academic year.
  • - Residents discount is available for those living or working in Minato ward.
  • - Please click here to check the number of remaining tickets for each performance before purchasing.
  • - We do not offer tickets for individual programs.
  • - High school students or younger, seniors aged 70 or over, disabled: Free.
  • - If you are a high school student or younger, a senior aged 70 or over, disabled, or unable to book online, please email the following address with the subject “Theater Commons Tokyo ’22 Ticket Application.” theatercommons.ticket@gmail.com
  • - No entry for preschoolers
  • - Tickets cannot be changed or cancelled after purchasing.

＜Online Pass＞

This pass allows you to attend events virtually, from anywhere in the world.
Recommended for those unable to visit the venues in person.

  • General ¥3,000
  • ★The following programs are included in the pass.
  • ＜Kyun-Chome, Hsu Che-Yu, Boogaerdt/VanderSchoot, Tomoko Sato, Commons Forum #1, 2＞
  • - We do not offer tickets for individual programs.
  • - Kyun-Chome’s The Apocalypse of Women will be sent out by mail. (Free shipping. Shipping is limited to Japan. Alternate participation options are available for overseas audiences; please inquire with us in advance.)
  • - Each program's streaming period is generally scheduled to begin from its opening performance and run until 23:59 on March 31st.
  • - Tickets cannot be changed or cancelled after purchasing.

STEP 2│Book events

SCHEDULE

＜Commons Pass＞

You will receive a URL and a password by automated email after purchasing your pass.
This page can be used to make reservations for your desired programs.
Reservations are not required for online programs. Please use the links to view each program.

  • - When purchasing your pass, please be advised that you cannot make a booking for a fully booked event.
  • - Please click here to check the number of remaining tickets for each performance before purchasing.
  • - No entries are made available on the day. However, if an event is not fully booked, pass holders can enter without booking in advance (on a first come, first served basis). For information on availability, go to https://theatercommons.tokyo/news/(offered in Japanese only).
  • - Sharing the links or password is strictly prohibited.
  • - “Reframe Lab in Collaboration with Theater Commons Tokyo: Nameless Games Workshop” involves a different reservation process. Please check the program page before applying.

＜Online Pass＞

You will receive a URL and password by automated email after purchasing your pass.
This page can be used to access the links to view each program.
Most programs do not require an additional reservation. Kyun-Chome’s The Apocalypse of Women is the exception.

  • - Please note that booking will also close for online attendees of Kyun-Chome’s The Apocalypse of Women once capacity has been reached.
  • - Sharing the links or password is strictly prohibited.

STEP 3│Attend events

＜In-person attendees＞

At the box office, please show your reservation email or QR code, or a computer printout. (Please note that we do not issue physical passes.)

  • - Box office and venue doors open 30 minutes before start. (This may differ for some programs.)
  • - All seats are unreserved.
  • - For the Minato ward resident discount, please show proof of address; for the student discount, your student ID.

＜Online attendees＞

Access the viewing link for the program on the dedicated page.

Inquiries: artscommons.tokyo.inquiry@gmail.com