After a month of rehearsals, the performance of "Tokyo BLADE" had finally arrived.
"Wow, so this is what theater stages are like nowadays."
As she followed Saito Kyoko into the theater and looked at the enormous screen before her, Ruby couldn't help but marvel.
"I thought all plays were performed with curtains and a stage like that."
"That's still the case in some places, but others have already moved to the forefront of the times. This might even become the standard for theater in the future."
As she guided Ruby to her seat, Kyoko continued.
"Besides, Tokyo BLADE is currently a popular ongoing series. It's far more popular than the completed 'Now Sweet.'"
"True. I thought nobody watched plays anymore. After all, aren't movies more convenient?"
Sitting in the back and looking at the packed audience, MEM couldn't help sighing in amazement.
"A lot of people think that way, but theater has its own methods of expression. All right, let's enjoy the performance by the agency's star performers. You should watch closely too. Maybe one day, you'll be standing on this stage."
"Yes!"
Soon, Ruby, MEM, and Toyohama Waka took their seats in succession, staring at the stage. After all, three Berry PRO performers were appearing in this play, so they were all very interested in seeing how the others would perform.
Before long, as the lights dimmed, the play officially began.
"Wow—"
There was no denying that this scene was deeply stunning to the three of them. Whether it was the 360-degree screen or the airflow and sound effects produced by the stage mechanisms, it all created an impact that ordinary theater simply couldn't reproduce. Moreover, unlike a movie, being able to watch the actors perform live onstage created an immediacy that films could never match!
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