We are very sorry to announce, that this performance is canceled because of flooding!
Saturday, 12th November 2011, 7.30 pm
The Japanese contemporary dance-theatre company, Pappa Tarahumara, re-interprets Antoon Chekov’s literary classic set in rural Japan during the 1960s. It’s seemingly sweet portrayal of three bored sisters grappling with womanhood spirals into a sensual and charged meditation on female identity, coming-of-age and the Japanese obsessin with youth culture. This eccentric comic tragedy, narrated through dynamic choreography, is a powerfully condensed alternative to the company’s larger scale multi-disciplinary works.
In 1982, the performing arts company Pappa Tarahumara was formed by Hiroshi Koike, its Artistic Director. Since then, Pappa has been enriching its stages with inter-disciplinary originality and creative energy, leaving an indelible impression on audience’s visual and auditory senses. Koike has his own clear statement of the three main elements of performance art: 1. Space, 2. Time, 3. Body.
This performance is supported by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Tickets are 900, 700 and 500 Baht (students 50 % discount), now available at Vic Hua Hin: 032-827-814 to 815.
Workshop with the artists of Pappa Tarahumara on Thursday, 10th November 2011, from 6.30 – 8.30 pm at Vic Hua Hin. For reservation please call us. Price for the workshop: 200 Baht.
