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From: jonah salz
Traditional Theatre Training's 24th annual summer institute Study noh, kyogen, and nihonbuyo in Kyoto Applications are now being accepted for a three-week training course in Kyoto July 18-Aug 11, 2008. Participants may choose to study noh, kyogen, or nihonbuyo daily for three weeks, with a recital on August 11 at the Oe Noh Theatre. Designed for first-time students of Japanese arts and veterans wishing to go deeper, for artists and teachers, Japanese and non-Japanese, these intensive, daily lessons will offer an unprecedented compression and intimacy. Classes will be held in air-conditioned studios within the Kyoto Art Center, Shijo-Muromachi in downtown Kyoto. Participants are limited to 8 persons per class. No Japanese language ability is needed (kyogen requires basic Japanese conversational ability). Shingo Katayama, Hiromichi Tamoi and Nobuyuki Oe of the Kanze school will teach noh, short dances (shimai) and song (utai). Senrei Nishikawa of the Nishikawa school will teach nihonbuyo folk and kabuki-based classical dances. Akira Shigeyama, Doji Shigeyama and Yasushi Maruishi of the Okura school teach kyogen, short dances (komai) and the play Shibiri (Cramps!). T.T.T. was founded in 1984 to bridge the barriers of time, language, and money that make studying traditional Japanese forms difficult for short-term students. Since then 220 students from 18 countries have participated. For further information, please write: T.T.T. 2008/Kyoto Art Center 546-2 Yamafusiyama-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto, 604-8156 JAPAN Tel 075-213-1000 Fax 075-213-1004 kacinfo@kac.or.jp http://www.kac.or.jp/english/ttt_english.html |
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