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Theatre of Yugen training
Beginner’s Mind Noh
October 4 & 5, 2008 , Saturday & Sunday 11-5
Principles for the Western Performer
An introduction to Noh and its key principles
Weekend intensive workshop led by Joint Artistic Director Libby Zilber
October 6, 13, 20, 27 / Mondays 6-9
Practice for the Western Performer
Learn traditional technique and the application of key principles to Western work.
Weekly training classes led by Joint Artistic Director Libby Zilber
We regret that Beginner's Mind Noh has been cancelled.
Deep Time
A practical investigation into Nohgaku
Sunday, October 5th from 1-5 PM
Don't miss this rare theatrical experience led by Jubilith Moore of Theatre of Yugen. Open to everyone!
The focus will be on the theatrical musicality of the performer's body in space and time . Participants will work to re-calibrate their understanding and use of time by exploring the audacity of listening.
$45 - Call 845-557-0694 to register
NACL Theatre (North American Cultural Laboratory)
110 Highland Lake Rd.
Highland Lake, NY 12743
Just say Noh
Introduction to Noh and Kyogen (Japanese Theatre)
Saturday, October 11th , 7 PM
Joint Artistic Director Jubilith Moore introduces the foundational elements and principles of these traditional Japanese theatre forms. This lecture / demonstration is free and open to the public.
Nohgaku Workshop
Saturday and Sunday, October 18th & 19th, 1 - 5 pm
Joint Artistic Director Jubilith Moore leadd an investigation into Nohgaku (traditional Japanese theatre forms of Noh and Kyogen).
$100 for the two-day workshop, $85 for HOH members.
Registration required. Scholarships are available.
Hudson Opera House
327 Warren Street,
Hudson, New York 12534
Phone 518 822-1438
www.hudsonoperahouse.org
Theatre of Yugen's 7th Annual
Winter Training Session
with Joint Artistic Director Jubilith Moore
Times and Dates TBA
Theatre of Yugen's Winter Training Session is a six week semi-intensive, performance-based training in the dance (komai/shimai) and chant (kouta/utai) of the classical Japanese forms of Kyogen comedy and Noh drama. Students learn a number of short dances and songs from Kyogen and Noh plays and focus on one piece for the final recital.
Theatre of Yugen's 30th Anniversary Season
is generously funded in part by our supportive individual donors, The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation, Johnson & Johnson, Rockefeller MAP, and the San Francisco
Hotel Tax Fund/Grants for the Arts.
Theatre of Yugen is a proud member of Theatre Bay Area, Project Artaud, Theatre Communications Group and the Network of Ensemble Theaters.