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A review by shaegeeksout
Act-Age, Vol. 1 by Tatsuya Matsuki
4.0
I was very intrigued when I first heard about this series. This psychological take on a idol story was really interesting to me. Our protagonist is very much a method actor, but continues to not be hired by agencies. Most agencies are frightened by her, and think she may be a liability in the future.
One director sits in on an audition she is in, and sees her style of acting as brilliant, and decides to take her under his wing, and help her hone her talents. The big agency in town is worried about this course of action, and fears for our young protagonist, and for the siblings that she is raising after their mother's passing.
I am genuinely looking forward not only to this release, but to continuing on with this series. The dark undertone to it adds an element that is missing from some idol stories. I recommend giving this series a try!
One director sits in on an audition she is in, and sees her style of acting as brilliant, and decides to take her under his wing, and help her hone her talents. The big agency in town is worried about this course of action, and fears for our young protagonist, and for the siblings that she is raising after their mother's passing.
I am genuinely looking forward not only to this release, but to continuing on with this series. The dark undertone to it adds an element that is missing from some idol stories. I recommend giving this series a try!