Viator Rating : 5 (133 reviews)
GEAR Theatre
Kyoto's GEAR Show: Non-Verbal Theater Tickets
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Overview
Show Tickets at Non-Verbal Theatre GEAR, located in Kyoto, offers a unique entertainment experience suitable for families and individuals alike. This is a special tourist attraction that families can enjoy together.
“Gear” features world-class performers, including championship break dancers, mime actors who have won gold medals in world tournaments, and Japanese record-holding jugglers. Magicians also showcase their talents, creating a multifaceted show. The production uses the latest technology, such as projection mapping and LED dresses that change color by remote control, creating visuals unique to “Gear.”
The show tells the story of how different elements connect and harmonize, with various gears meshing together in perfect balance. While Kyoto is famous for temples and shrines, most close in the evening, making “Gear” a great option for evening entertainment. 
Highlights
See World-Class Performers: Enjoy break dancers, mimes, jugglers, and magicians all in one show.
Experience Cutting-Edge Technology: Witness amazing projection mapping and LED dress displays.
Enjoy Evening Entertainment: Perfect for families looking for something to do after the temples close.
Witness a Unique Story: See how different elements come together in perfect harmony.
Sentiment Analysis
The show is very unique, with many different acts to enjoy
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The light effects are really cool to watch
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The show is great for the whole family to enjoy
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Many visitors felt inspired by the end of the show
Some guests mentioned the theater could be hard to find.
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A few reviewers felt that certain parts of the show were confusing.
The Journey
GEAR Theater, Kyoto
Step into the GEAR Theater in Kyoto for a groundbreaking non-verbal performance that ignites the senses. As Japan's first of its kind, GEAR blends traditional stagecraft with modern technology to tell a captivating story of robots, dolls, and clockwork in a visually stunning and emotionally resonant experience. The performance's innovative use of light, sound, and movement creates an immersive spectacle that appeals to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. This theatrical experience is a must-see in Kyoto, offering a unique perspective on Japanese artistry and technological innovation, all presented without the need for dialogue. Note: Children under 3 are generally not permitted, but special matinee performances are held on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month, welcoming younger audiences.
Know Before You Go
This show ticket includes access to the GEAR Theater performance in Kyoto. It excludes any personal expenses, transportation to and from the theater, and any food or drinks. Please note that specific seating arrangements are determined by the theater. Show lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes with no intermission.
Hot Tip
Arrive early to find the theater without rushing, as some visitors have noted it can be a little tricky to locate. Even though the show is non-verbal, try to read about the story online before going so you understand whats going on.
Review Summary
Customers find this Non-Verbal Theatre GEAR show in Kyoto to be an outstanding and unique entertainment experience that combines multiple performance arts without language barriers. Positive points frequently mentioned include the performers' talent, the innovative visual and lighting effects, the engaging storyline, and its suitability for all ages including families with children. Reviewers appreciate the small, intimate venue that enhances the immersive feel. Some reviews highlight the thoughtful production quality and the excitement it brings as an evening attraction after typical cultural sites close. There are no prominent negative comments, but the small theater size implies limited seating which may affect availability.
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GEAR Theatre Kyoto Kyoto Prefecture Japan
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