Who is the real villain? A 90-minute experience to contemplate with the audience! Anti-discrimination magical girl play to be performed

The 12th performance by the theater troupe Hamidashi Botchi, titled 'Magical Girl Majority,' will be held from April 23 (Thu) to April 25 (Sat), 2026, at Asagaya Theater Shine (1-15-15 Asagaya-minami, Suginami-ku, Tokyo). Tickets are currently on sale via Confetti (operated by Long Run Planning Co., Ltd., Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Daigo Kurematsu). Click here for tickets Official Website: https://hamidasibotti.wixsite.com/hamidasi Production Overview The story is set 20 years in the future, in a world where values have been rewritten by the rise of a certain political party. It is a world where conscription is in place, the declining birthrate has been 'solved,' and 'mother' and 'magical girl' are at the top of the list of girls' future career dreams. The protagonist, Asako, is a high school girl at the top of the school caste who says her dream is a 'happy marriage.' She meets a mysterious fairy named 'Hachibe' and becomes a magical girl who defeats the mysterious 'villains' appearing in the city. Are the beings she faces truly villains? In a world where familiar words sound like an incomprehensible foreign language, are the screams of the villains truly a foreign tongue? Is the majority always right? Are the minorities who raise their voices just troublesome evildoers? This is a 90-minute anti-discrimination magical girl play that invites the audience to think about what a true villain is. Highlights We have packed dance, comedy, and social commentary into 90 minutes. Although the theme is heavy, it is a pop and sparkling stage production. It will be over in a flash. It is also recommended for those new to small-theater performances. Background of the Production When I saw a woman answer an interview by saying, '(Making such claims) means they aren't Japanese,' I realized that such people really exist...