
DANCE
Nihon Buyo Dance with live traditional music
Geimaruza
Friday, March 3, 2017
Saturday, March 4, 2017
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Photo courtesy of the artists.
RELATED PROGRAMS: |
A Comprehensive Intro/Demo to Nihon Buyo Fri., Mar. 3, 6:30 PM Sat., Mar. 4, 6:30 PM |
Nihon Buyo Dance & Music Workshop Sat., Mar. 4, 2—4 PM |
Nihon Buyo Dance For Kids & Families Sun., Mar. 5, 4 PM |
DANCE
Fri., Mar. 3, 8 PM (Followed by a Metlife Meet-the-Artists Reception)Sat., Mar. 4, 8 PM
Sun., Mar 5, 4 PM (Family Program)
Nihon Buyo, literally “Japanese dance,” is a modern art form performed by artists who train vigorously in kabuki dance. Geimaruza, Japan’s young and rising stars—all alumni of the prestigious Tokyo University of the Arts’ nihon buyo program—grace the stage with a gorgeous program including traditional kabuki and folk dances and original neo-traditional arrangements. Performed alongside an ensemble of six musicians playing traditional Japanese instruments (shamisen, fue, taiko, otsuzumi, kotsuzumi) and chanters, the evenings include Ayatsuri Sanbaso (Puppet Sanbaso), Oshukubai (The Nightingale in the Plum Tree) and musical selections. Crowning the program is the dynamic Shunkashuto (Four Seasons), a quartet of dances celebrating the richness of Japan’s exquisite four seasons.
TICKETS:
Regular Program (Mar. 3 & 4): $55/$45 Japan Society members. Includes A Comprehensive Intro/Demo beginning at 6:30 PM.
Family Program (Mar. 5): $28/$23 Japan Society members
Nihon Buyo Dance sneak preview
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Nihon Buyo Dance is supported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan in the fiscal year 2016 and The Asahi Shimbun Foundation.

MetLife Meet-the-Artists Reception support is provided by MetLife Foundation.

MetLife Meet-the-Artists Reception support is provided by MetLife Foundation.
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