Woven Hell (Itojigoku)
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| Venue | New Fortune Theatre, Crawley, WA | |||||||||||||
| Umbrella Event | Festival of Perth | |||||||||||||
| First Date | 25 February 1992 | |||||||||||||
| Last Date | 29 February 1992 | |||||||||||||
| Dates Estimated | No | |||||||||||||
| Status | Professional | |||||||||||||
| World Premiere | No | |||||||||||||
| Description | Woven Hell views the roles of men and women in Japanese society from a feminist angle. A metaphorical work about the ties that bind women to the past and to men. | |||||||||||||
| Description Source | Reviewer's Opinion | |||||||||||||
| Primary Genre | Theatre - Spoken Word | |||||||||||||
| Secondary Genre |
Butoh
Pictorial |
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| Text Nationality | Japan | |||||||||||||
| Production Nationality | Japan | |||||||||||||
| Further Information | Modern Japanese Theatre or the "small theatre" movement which began in the 60s to create new works that moved away from more traditional forms of Noh and Kabuki. | |||||||||||||
| Event Status | Completed | |||||||||||||
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| Event Identifier | 15212 | |||||||||||||
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