REVIEW: HINOHARA VILLAGE at @BaronsCourt_W14 27 Feb – 2 Mar 2024 @Doubtfulsound
Melanie Lam • Mar 04, 2024
‘preserving untold stories and folktales from remote areas of Japan’ ★★★★
https://t.co/uCAGFqNHSc
Hinohara Village by Doubtful Sound is now open!
Only 3 tickets left for tonight's performance & limited tickets throughout the run for these mystical folktales from Japan.
📅 Until 2 March, 7:30pm
👤 @Doubtfulsound
🎟️ https://t.co/NDO2BSv3o4
📷 Brian Wong
📹 Alethea Shirilan
Everything Theatre Review:
"This production is a wonderful appreciation of Yamanashi culture, and an enjoyable 60 minutes in which you will be certain to laugh!"
https://t.co/3xUfL42JCJ
Opening up for another busy night with The Woman Who Eats Babies with @Doubtfulsound. Love to see so many people supporting work in translation. #japanese#culture 🎟 https://t.co/qBMlTskqOZ
We're proud to announce the shamisen players that will be joining us for our folktale shows at @BaronsCourt_W14 next week. Yui Shikakura will be performing on 5,6,7 July and Hibiki Ichikawa on 8 and 9 July. They're both sensational players with very different #shamisen styles.
Opening next week (5-9 July) at @BaronsCourt_W14, a new stage production by @Doubtfulsound based on folktales from Yamanashi, Japan, such as Monkey Bridge, The Old Woman who Licks and Cat Leg Lamp. More details and to book: https://t.co/5HJpQiwfCc
Just one more week until our debut show of Yamanashi folktales!
5 to 9 July at @BaronsCourt_W14. Tuesday show nearly sold out. @GBSasakawa
Tickets: https://t.co/eQRJPTz8GA
“There’s something hanging down there, is it the oil nozzle?” he said, squeezing the man’s penis between the hot pokers.
#Japan#folktales#Japanesehistory