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Akira Takayama as Major Domo, the minion of Mayor Kobayashi, and a fascist figure. In the climax of the film, he yells at Mayor Kobayashi for breaking the Mayor's campaign promise, revealing that the role as a butler is a facade, and his true nature as an authoritarian figure with villainous goals is revealed.
Dec 1, 2011 · TOKYO — Like most people in Tokyo, the director Akira Takayama received a terrifying rattle, but was unharmed by Japan’s devastating March earthquake. “I sat glued to the TV for weeks, wondering...
Feb 26, 2022 · Akira Takayama (b. 1969) is a theater director and multidisciplinary artist. After studying theater and linguistics in Germany, Takayama moved to Japan where he founded the theater collective Port B in 2002.
Cast and Crew. Akira Takayama. Find on IMDB. Find on Wikipedia. Reviews. Isle of Dogs (2018) Odie Henderson. Major-Domo (voice) Picture Bride (1995) Roger Ebert. Matsuji. Blog Posts. Festivals & Awards. Class of '94 gets their due at Cannes. Roger Ebert | 1994-06-05.
There is something deeply evocative about the work of Akira Takayama. His endless fascination with the fabric of society, the creation of culture and the ebb and flow of communities drives a multi-disciplinary approach to the craft of devising theatre.
Akira Takayama was born in 1969 in Japan. He is an actor, known for No Reservations (2007), Isle of Dogs (2018) and Step Up 3D (2010).
Akira Takayama is a Japanese theater director known for creating projects that challenge the conventional framework of theater. In 2002 he founded Port B, a network of artists, intellectuals, performers and activists working collaboratively with the aim to reimagine the discipline of theatre and its relationship to society.
