Two Concerts, One Debut Season
This Fall, the NYC Otaku Choir launches with not one but two unique performances. Each concert offers a different way to experience the music that inspired the creation of the choir, from anime and video games to Asian pop and folk traditions.
On Tuesday, October 7 at Rutgers Presbyterian Church, we present Otaku Choir: The First Concert, a debut program focused entirely on the music that brought us together.
On Friday, October 10 at the DiMenna Center for Classical Music, we present Otaku Oratorio: I Got Hit by a Bus and Now My Love Triangle of Friends are RPG Fantasy Heroes, a full production that blends choral music with storytelling and voice acting in a one-of-a-kind performance.
Otaku Choir: The First Concert
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Otaku Choir: The First Concert
Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | 7:00 PM
The NYC Otaku Choir makes its debut with an evening of music drawn from anime, video games, Asian pop, and folk traditions. This concert focuses on the heart of what brought the choir together: the music that inspires us and connects our community.
Presented as part of the Rutgers Presbyterian In The Sanctuary concert series. Seating is limited and tickets are a suggested donation.
Otaku Oratorio: I Got Hit by a Bus and Now My Love Triangle of Friends are RPG Fantasy Heroes
DiMenna Center for Classical Music
Friday, October 10, 2025 | 7:30 PM
Part anime isekai, part community ritual, and part choral experiment, Otaku Oratorio is the NYC Otaku Choir’s first full production. A story of three friends, a villain, and a mysterious bus unfolds through narration and voice acting, interwoven with choral music from anime, video games, Asian pop, and folk traditions.
This is not a traditional oratorio, and we are not a traditional choir. Performed during New York Comic Con weekend, Otaku Oratorio is a one-of-a-kind concert experience that blurs the line between fandom and performance.
Seating is limited and tickets are a suggested donation.
