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DESCRIPTION:After Japan&rsquo\;s great earthquake of 2011\, a tsunami almos
 t entirely demolished the region around the city of Rikuzentakata and thou
 sands died. The city is now undergoing immense reconstruction to elevate t
 he area as a countermeasure against future tsunami waves. Using local rock
 s to raise the land\, however\, has led to severe damage to surrounding mo
 untains. In&nbsp\;<em>Eraser Mountain</em>\, Japanese director&nbsp\;Toshi
 ki Okada&nbsp\;and visual artist&nbsp\;Teppei Kaneuji&nbsp\;question this 
 human-centric approach to the problem and ask us to reimagine the relation
 ships between people\, objects\, and the world.\n\n<em>Performed in Japane
 se with English supertitles. Recommended for ages 16+. Run time: 2 hours\,
  10 minutes</em>\n<strong>Tickets: </strong>$35-$50<strong>&nbsp\;</strong
 >orchestra seating\, $35 parterre seating\n\nTickets can be purchased onli
 ne at this <a href="https://tickets.nyu.edu/10775/10809?_ga=2.30681023.188
 7619503.1580752563-584850832.1580752563">link</a> or in person at the Box 
 Office (566 LaGuardia Pl)
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SUMMARY:Eraser Mountain
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