イーリング・オフ会宛に、日本関連演劇の宣伝メールが届いてましたので、ここに転載します。26歳以下は観劇無料のオファーもあるようですので、ご興味があれば。
Hello, my name is Tomoko Komura, I'm a theatre artist based in London,
currently performing in 'Jukai' in Camberwell (Oval).
The play is a tragi-comedy about a French writer visiting Japan, and the
first week of performance (last week) was a big success, with the house
full nearly very night, and Japanese people and Japan-lovers laughed,
cried, and loved the show.
It's performed mainly English, and a bit of Japanese phrases, and the
story-line is easy to follow for non-native speakers of English. The play
collaborates with live Taiko drumming, so music fans can enjoy it too.
Please find details below and the attachment, and I hope you can mention
it to your group mates! The tickets are FREE for under 26s, if there are
young members. (Feel free to forward this email. I can reply in Japanese
too.)
Kind regards,
Tomoko
Theatre Temoin
< JUKAI >
Please find some reviews here:
http://
http://
http://
Tuesday - Saturday at 8 p.m. (running time: 70 min) until 16 October
at Blue Elephant Theatre / Nearest tube: Oval
www.blueelephanttheatre.co.uk/whatson
Tickets available at:
http://
or by calling the box office on 020 7701 0100.
*****Under 26 year olds - watch for free (early booking required) *****
Theatre Témoin, in collaboration with Taiko sensei Ikuyo Conant, are proud
to present the London premiere of JUKAI, a play incorporating Japanese
traditional drumming with masked performance, physical theatre, dance,
martial movement and live music.
JUKAI was originally developed in Santa Cruz, CA in summer 2008 with
actors, musicians and designers from Japan, California and London and
tells
the story of a French writer visiting the Aokigahara forest at the base of
Mount Fuji in Japan.
With JUKAI, Témoin has merged the playfulness of Commedia and half-mask
with the power of traditional Japanese movement and music to create a new
and engaging theatrical style which irreverently vacillates between comedy
and tragedy.
Guaranteed to bring you an exciting cultural night out!
--
JUKAI
28 September to 16 October, 2010
Tue - Sat at 8 p.m.
at Blue Elephant Theatre
Physical theatre meets Japanese taiko drumming. A play of mask, dance,
movement, samurai and live music, telling the story of a French writer
visiting Japan.
http://
Book tickets here:
http://
Hello, my name is Tomoko Komura, I'm a theatre artist based in London,
currently performing in 'Jukai' in Camberwell (Oval).
The play is a tragi-comedy about a French writer visiting Japan, and the
first week of performance (last week) was a big success, with the house
full nearly very night, and Japanese people and Japan-lovers laughed,
cried, and loved the show.
It's performed mainly English, and a bit of Japanese phrases, and the
story-line is easy to follow for non-native speakers of English. The play
collaborates with live Taiko drumming, so music fans can enjoy it too.
Please find details below and the attachment, and I hope you can mention
it to your group mates! The tickets are FREE for under 26s, if there are
young members. (Feel free to forward this email. I can reply in Japanese
too.)
Kind regards,
Tomoko
Theatre Temoin
< JUKAI >
Please find some reviews here:
http://
http://
http://
Tuesday - Saturday at 8 p.m. (running time: 70 min) until 16 October
at Blue Elephant Theatre / Nearest tube: Oval
www.blueelephanttheatre.co.uk/whatson
Tickets available at:
http://
or by calling the box office on 020 7701 0100.
*****Under 26 year olds - watch for free (early booking required) *****
Theatre Témoin, in collaboration with Taiko sensei Ikuyo Conant, are proud
to present the London premiere of JUKAI, a play incorporating Japanese
traditional drumming with masked performance, physical theatre, dance,
martial movement and live music.
JUKAI was originally developed in Santa Cruz, CA in summer 2008 with
actors, musicians and designers from Japan, California and London and
tells
the story of a French writer visiting the Aokigahara forest at the base of
Mount Fuji in Japan.
With JUKAI, Témoin has merged the playfulness of Commedia and half-mask
with the power of traditional Japanese movement and music to create a new
and engaging theatrical style which irreverently vacillates between comedy
and tragedy.
Guaranteed to bring you an exciting cultural night out!
--
JUKAI
28 September to 16 October, 2010
Tue - Sat at 8 p.m.
at Blue Elephant Theatre
Physical theatre meets Japanese taiko drumming. A play of mask, dance,
movement, samurai and live music, telling the story of a French writer
visiting Japan.
http://
Book tickets here:
http://
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