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    Kuyoh: Noh Play Based on the Catastrophe of Fukushima
    Kuyoh: Noh Play Based on the Catastrophe of Fukushima
    Kuyoh: Noh Play Based on the Catastrophe of Fukushima
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    Kuyoh: Noh Play Based on the Catastrophe of Fukushima

    By Alexandre Mathieu Motokiyo Ferran

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    Play for three actors.

    This is a play written in the form of a Noh (Japanese theater of the 14th and is still played today). It use of this form, technic of writing and temporality codes. To create a ritual where the actor is no longer actor but vector. A mouth through which the dead will be able to express their pain, a place where the actor and the audience become a temple.

    It is a play about the Fukushima disaster. A play to give a voice to those who died there and what is dead in us, that March 11, 2011.

    It begins with the arrival in a striped cities on the map, of a man. It belongs to those who have had two hours to collect their belongings before returning to wait in gyms that serve as their refuge. Once there, he meets a woman who said to dwell there and says she picks her daughter to school ... but there is no school here since March 11 !!!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 14, 2015
    ISBN9781326276119
    Kuyoh: Noh Play Based on the Catastrophe of Fukushima

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