Japanese Kabuki Theatre with a modern twist is coming to the heart of Brunswick.
Japanese Kabuki Theatre is coming to the heart of Brunswick in a thrilling tale of sacrifice, cultural understanding and martial arts all set to the backdrop of the turbulent spirit world of Japan. GAIJIN will premiere with a limited season at the Brunswick Mechanics Institute from Wednesday July 6 until Saturday July 16. Presenting a fascinating insight into all forms of Japanese theatre, from Kabuki, to Suzuki and containing a breathtaking choreographed sword fighting, GAIJIN will take the audience to the grand wooden theatres of Japan, drenched with Sake, spirit and riveting tales. @metanoiatheatre
Venue: Metonia Theatre
Address: 270 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria
Date: 6 - 16 July, 2016
Time: 8.30pm
Ticket: From $25
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Address: 270 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria
Date: 6 - 16 July, 2016
Time: 8.30pm
Ticket: From $25
Buy / Ticket: https://www.trybooking.com/Booking/BookingEventSummary.aspx?eid=177168
Web: http://metanoiatheatre.com/event/gaijin/
: https://www.facebook.com/events/1729152600699287/
: https://twitter.com/metanoiatheatre
: https://www.facebook.com/theatre.performance.workshops.Metanoia
Kabuki Theatre is coming to the heart of Brunswick in a thrilling tale of sacrifice, cultural understanding and martial arts all set to the backdrop of the turbulent spirit world of Japan.
GAIJIN will premiere with a limited season at the Brunswick Mechanics Institute from Wednesday July 6 until Saturday July 16.
Presenting a fascinating insight into all forms of Japanese theatre, from Kabuki, to Suzuki and containing a breathtaking choreographed sword fighting, GAIJIN will take the audience to the grand wooden theatres of Japan, drenched with Sake, spirit and riveting tales.
Written and directed by Martin Rice GAIJIN, or foreigner, captures the centuries of heritage in Japanese Theatre with a firm nod to modern issues of immigration, belonging and the understanding of spirituality. Martin is passionate about presenting an authentic experience to Melbourne audiences, 'GAIJIN represent a culmination of years of fascination with Japanese Theatre, martial arts and culture. Kabuki is an honest, exciting and at times avant garde art form that provides an interesting medium for in depth storytelling.'
GAIJIN features traditional storytelling, engaging choreography, and a stunning live score composed and performed by Adrian Sherriff (La Mama Musica). Martin Rice has been humbled by Adrian's involvement and the quality of the cast that share his vision. 'We have assembled a great cast who are passionate about Japanese Theatre, and to have Adrian on board for the music really adds depth to the performance. GAIJIN is a great cultural experience that I am immensely proud to present to Melbourne'
Don't miss out on this unique theatrical offering, tickets now on sale at metanoiatheatre.com.
Mechanics Institute Brunswick
270 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Directors: Martin Rice
Written By: Martin Rice
Music composition and performance: Adrian Sherriff
Dates: 6-16 July 2016
Times: Wed "“ Sat 7:30pm
Tickets: Adult - $30
Concession and under 30s - $25
Parental guidance recommended (PG)
Bookings: metanoiatheatre.com
GAIJIN will premiere with a limited season at the Brunswick Mechanics Institute from Wednesday July 6 until Saturday July 16.
Presenting a fascinating insight into all forms of Japanese theatre, from Kabuki, to Suzuki and containing a breathtaking choreographed sword fighting, GAIJIN will take the audience to the grand wooden theatres of Japan, drenched with Sake, spirit and riveting tales.
Written and directed by Martin Rice GAIJIN, or foreigner, captures the centuries of heritage in Japanese Theatre with a firm nod to modern issues of immigration, belonging and the understanding of spirituality. Martin is passionate about presenting an authentic experience to Melbourne audiences, 'GAIJIN represent a culmination of years of fascination with Japanese Theatre, martial arts and culture. Kabuki is an honest, exciting and at times avant garde art form that provides an interesting medium for in depth storytelling.'
GAIJIN features traditional storytelling, engaging choreography, and a stunning live score composed and performed by Adrian Sherriff (La Mama Musica). Martin Rice has been humbled by Adrian's involvement and the quality of the cast that share his vision. 'We have assembled a great cast who are passionate about Japanese Theatre, and to have Adrian on board for the music really adds depth to the performance. GAIJIN is a great cultural experience that I am immensely proud to present to Melbourne'
Don't miss out on this unique theatrical offering, tickets now on sale at metanoiatheatre.com.
Event Details
Martin Rice presents: GAIJIN
Metanoia TheatreMechanics Institute Brunswick
270 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Directors: Martin Rice
Written By: Martin Rice
Music composition and performance: Adrian Sherriff
Dates: 6-16 July 2016
Times: Wed "“ Sat 7:30pm
Tickets: Adult - $30
Concession and under 30s - $25
Parental guidance recommended (PG)
Bookings: metanoiatheatre.com