Kenichi Suemitsu

Kenishi Suemitsu (Japanese: 末満 健一, Suemitsu Kenichi, born June 18, 1976) is a Japanese playwright, scriptwriter, stage director and actor represented by Watanabe Entertainment

Kenichi Suemitsu
Born (1976-06-18) June 18, 1976
Osaka, Japan
NationalityJapanese
Occupation
  • Scriptwriter
  • Stage director
AgentWatanabe Entertainment
Notable work
Height178 cm (5 ft 10 in)

Stage Production/ Directing
TRUMP series
  • PEACEPIT VOL.10 "TRUMP" (2009)
  • PEACEPIT VOL.16 "TRINITY THE TRUMP" (2012)
  • Dstage12th "TRUMP" (2013)
  • Theatrical Women's Club Musical "LILIUM" (2014)
  • Patch stage vol.6 "SPECTER" (2015)
  • Theatrical Women's Club Musical "LILIUM" - Thanksgiving, short story "Two-flower bloom" (2015)
  • NAPPOS UNITED stage play "TRUMP" (2015)
  • PEACEPIT stage play "Grand Guignol" (2017)
  • Musical "Marigold" (2018)
  • COCOON Tsugi no Kageri (2019)
  • COCOON Hoshi Hitotsu (2019)
Theater Company Patch
  • Patch stage vol.1 "OLIVER BOYS" (2012)
  • Patch stage vol.2 "Cave Boy" (2013)
  • Patch stage vol.3 "Thief quintet" (2013)
  • Patch stage vol.4 "Destruction runner" (2014)
  • Patch stage vol.6 "SPECTER" (2015)
  • Patch stage vol.7 "Yuuhiden" (2015)
  • Patch stage EX "Four Contacts - Thank you! Thanks !! Theatrical Company Patch 4th Grade Announcement Festival !!" (2016)
  • Patch stage vol.8 "Ukiyo drama - Isobe Iso Hyōe's story - Ukiyo is tough" (2016)
  • Patch stage vol.9 "Ukiyo drama - Isobe Iso Hyōe's story - Ukiyo is tough - Sunny version" (2016)
  • Patch stage vol.10 "Hanyū hasutarō" (2017)
  • Patch × TRUMP series 10th ANNIVERSARY "SPECTER" (2019)
Hello! Project
  • Theatrical Women's Club Musical "LILIUM" (2014)
  • Theatrical Women's Club Musical "LILIUM" - Thanksgiving, short story "Two-flower bloom" (2015)
Stage play "K"
  • Stage play "K" (2014)[1]
  • Stage play "K - Second Chapter" (2015)[2]
  • Stage play "K - Lost Small World" (2016)[3]
  • Stage play "K - MISSING KINGS" (2017)[4]
  • Stage play "K - RETURN OF KINGS" (2019)[5]
Stage Play Touken Ranbu
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Kyoden: Moyuru Honnoji - Shoen" (2016)[6]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Kyoden: Moyuru Honnoji - Saien" (2016)[7]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Giden: Akatsuki no Dokuganryu" (2017)[8]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Gaiden: Kono Yora no Odawara" (2017)
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Joden: Mitsuraboshi Katana Gatari" (2017)[9]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Hiden: Yui no Me no Hototogisu" (2018)[10]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Jiden: Hibi no Ha Yo Chiruran" (2019)[11]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - Iden: Oboro no Shishitachi" (2019))[12]
  • Stage play "Touken Ranbu - New stage" (2020)[13]
Others
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References
  1. "K Anime Gets Stage Play, Adds Masakazu Morita to Cast". March 23, 2014.
  2. "K Project Gets 2nd Stage Play in August". April 5, 2015.
  3. "K -Lost Small World- Stage Play's Visuals Reveal Keisuke Ueda, Shintarō Anzai in Costume". June 23, 2016.
  4. "K: Missing Kings Stage Play Reveals Cast, Debut Details". April 10, 2017.
  5. "K: Return of Kings Anime Gets Stage Play". December 12, 2018.
  6. "Tōken Ranbu Stage Play Video Ad Shows Cast in Costume". April 28, 2016.
  7. "Tōken Ranbu Stage Play Unveils Cast, Visual for New Run". September 19, 2016.
  8. "Touken Ranbu Gets 4th Stage Play in December". August 5, 2017.
  9. "4th Touken Ranbu Stage Play Reveals Full Title, Cast Visuals". October 18, 2017.
  10. "5th Touken Ranbu Stage Play Reveals More Cast in Costume". May 5, 2018.
  11. "Touken Ranbu Gets 6th Stage Play in 2019". November 22, 2018.
  12. "7th Touken Ranbu Stage Play Reveals Full Title, Cast Visuals". October 10, 2019.
  13. "Touken Ranbu's 8th Stage Play Unveils Cast, Visuals". April 4, 2020.
  14. "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Stage Play Reveals Visual, Cast, Run Dates". October 21, 2019.


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