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The Crane Wife (鶴の恩返し)
Based on a Japanese folk tale
Choreographed by Caron Eule
Music by Meg Okura
Intertwining traditional Japanese and contemporary Western dance and music, this dance novella re-imagines an ancient Japanese fable of a magic crane and the lonely sail-maker who saves her life. |
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Recipe for Inspiration : Quality Ingredients from Japan
Organized by The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan
Date: March 2009
Location: Nippon Club, New York
At a media event celebrating the quality and diversity of food ingredients from Japan held at The Nippon Club, several of New York’s top chefs, including Chef David Bouley of Bouley, Chef Anita Lo of Annisa, and executive chefs from Nobu Matsuhisa’s restaurants in New York, demonstrated the preparation of dishes using Japanese food ingredients after the seminar. Speakers included Professor Theodore Bestor of Harvard University and Chef Bouley.
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So Happy I Could Scream! : The Motherhood Musical
Book by Judy Freed
Music & Additional Lyrics by Sari Miller | Lyrics by Randi Wolfe
Date: December 2008
Location: The Players Theater
Directed by Kim Weild
Performed by
Ann Harada (Avenue Q, 9 to 5), Allyson Tucker-Mitchell (Chita Rivera: A Dancer's Life, Man of La Mancha)
* A part of TRU Voices New Musical Reading Series
A musical revue celebrating the challenges and rewards of motherhood. Touching, humorous, and thought-provoking, it transports the audience to a bewildering world of love, relationships, discipline, gender roles, career paths, sex, family planning, and facing the empty nest.
www.sohappyicouldscream.com
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The Sound of One Hanna Clapping
Created by Hanna LoPatin
Date: August 2008
Location: Jazz Gallery
Directed by Anna Gasteyer
Performed by Hanna LoPatin
* New York International Fringe Festival
Ana Gasteyer, best known for her work on Saturday Night Live, directs Hanna LoPatin, actress, singer and comedienne in her solo show. With humor and pathos, LoPatin recounts snippets of life culled from childhood ballet rehearsals to adventures in the theatre department at the University of Michigan, in this biographical sketch show.
Playbill.com Article
Theater Mania Review
Time Out New York Review
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Chandeleirva
Created by Suzette Araujo
Original music by Rosalind Mills
Date: August 2008
Location: The Players Theater
Directed by Evan Tsitsias
Performed by Suzette Aaujo
* New York International Fringe Festival
This one-woman comedic musical extravaganza is the hilarious journey of a charming, free-spirited entertainer who faces her personal demons head-on with humor and passion
Time Out New York Review
SoHo Journal Article
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Ensemble Origin Japan
Artistic Director, Toshi Ichiyanagi
Date: March 2008
Location: Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall
Performed by Toshi Ichyanagi (Piano), Kou Ishikawa (Sho, U) , Momoko Kamiya (Marimba),
Kifu Mitsuhashi (Shakuhachi), Ayako Shinozai (Kugo), Izumi Shimura (Piano) and others.
Reconstructed ancient musical instruments, preserved in Japan, is adapted their “ancient sounds” to create a new kind of music for modern times. The sound brings a breath of fresh air to the music world in the 21st century.
Japan Info Article
Columbia University Article
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Masked off- Broadway play
Written by Ilan Hatsor
Date: July –December 2008
Location: DR2 Theater
Directed by Ami Dayan
Performed by Arian Moayed (Drama Desk Nomination), Daoud Heidani, Danjit De Silba.
Masked is an explosive Israeli play about three Palestinian brothers. Set during the Intifada with the Israeli-Arab struggle as it's backdrop, Masked depicts the tragedy of one family torn between duty, kinship, principles and survival. Winner of the prestigious Akko Festival – Best Play.
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