Tragic news has surfaced as Kazutaka Yoshino, a cast member of the upcoming Shingeki no Kyojin stage play, has passed away in an accident whilst checking the acrobatic wire rigging – and leading to the entire stage play being cancelled as a result.
The 38-year-old acrobat (previously a Cirque du Soleil performer who had also worked on the acclaimed Naruto stage play) was in charge of the acrobatic stunts involved in the play, an accident however had taken place on the set, causing the man to plummet a terrifying 30 feet – he succumbed to a heart attack and passed away upon arrival to a hospital.
Continuing the play was considered an impossible task by producers, who stated that Yoshino’s input and expertise were vital to the demanding project and felt they had no resort but cancelling it altogether.
The project’s staff have naturally apologized for the inconvenience and assured fans that the police are investigating to determine the cause of the accident; those who purchased advance tickets have been guaranteed a refund.
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After the last 2 horribly bad live action movies im glad this crap was cancelled. Please stop making live actions japan you are killing anime
SJW cryed that gits was “whatewashed” but non of them said anything about yellowing aot. I mean, it was based on old europe.
Acrobatic stuff is terrifying.
Wait – a 38-year-old professional gymnast died after falling only 30 feet? Really?
This whole thing kinda reminds me of what happened to Owen Hart. R.I.P.
He died from a heart attack. The shock got to him before the fall…
Which is still strange, if I’m reading it correctly. A professional gymnast suffering heart failure from the shock of a 30 ft. fall? He was previously in freaking Cirque Du Soleil.
I’m friends with someone training to be a Cirque performer, and trust me when I say there’s a HUGE difference between a 30 foot drop that you have planned / can catch your way out of, and a 30 foot drop that you have no safety net or consistent plan to get through without injury. Regardless of how much training and experience you have.