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Drum TAO

Fletcher Hall
Thursday, Feb 12, 2026 7:00 PM
Tickets per order - Maximum: 8
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Grand Suites Grand Suite - $99.50
Legacy Boxes Legacy Box - $99.50
Price Level 1 Standard Admission - $69.50
Price Level 2 Standard Admission - $49.50
Price Level 3 Standard Admission - $39.50
Price Level 4 Standard Admission - $29.50

 
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"Supernaturally fit and superbly trained… Stunning…Fully deserving of the standing ovation that the company receives." – HERALD

 

Established in 1993 with the dream of creating the best show in the world using “Wadaiko (Japanese Drums),” the instrument which has a very rare and unique variety of sound expressions, Drum Tao set their base at Oita, Japan and started creating their own music, stage set-ups, and costumes to produce their one and only world of entertainment. Many talented artists and staff gathered to join this creation from all over the world.

 

More than 9 million spectators have been touched across the world by Drum Tao's performances. Drum Tao’s stage is created through phenomenal performances and expressions consisting of incomparable “Wadaiko-drums” and the beautiful melody of Japanese flutes and harps. It is the “Japanese Entertainment” for a new generation that completely surpasses expectations. Their new long-run production “Mangekyo" started in Tokyo in 2017. This night entertainment aimed at international tourists became widely popular and was performed in their exclusive theater from April, 2019, over the year of the Tokyo Olympics. In 2018, they performed in the opening ceremony of “Japonism 2018” in Paris, France. They also co-starred with the Bolshoi Ballet as the opening act of “Japan Year in Russia” held at The Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow, Russia, in front of the head of each country. They were awarded “Outstanding Cultural Contribution” from Oita prefecture, “Culture Creators Award” from Taketa city in Oita prefecture, and “The 6th Japan Tourism Agency Commissioner Award” and “Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications Award” from the Japanese government.

 

Currently, they perform 700 shows yearly as three teams.