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Half A Century Of Japanese Theater Pt 2 1990s The Mentality Of The 1990s In Japanese Theater

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language : en
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Release Date : 1999

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Half A Century Of Japanese Theater 2 1990s Part 2

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Author : 日本劇作家協会
language : en
Publisher: Japan Playwrights Association
Release Date : 1999

Half A Century Of Japanese Theater 2 1990s Part 2 written by 日本劇作家協会 and has been published by Japan Playwrights Association this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1999 with History categories.

Half a Century of Japanese Theater is a series of translated Japanese plays that begins from the contemporary theater scene of the 1990s and moves back through the decades of modern Japanese theater to the mid-twentieth century. The threefold aim of the Japan Playwrights Association in publishing this series is to offer performable English translations of modern Japanese plays, to encourage the production of such plays by foreign theatrical troupes and to extend possibilities for further international exchange in theater. This volume treats six plays by major playwrights and a multimedia piece by a performance unit. These works raise the issues of the cost of modernization for Japan and of the value of realistic drama as a theatrical form. Contents: The Man Next Door (Iwamatsu Ryo); Farewell to Huckleberry (Narui Yutaka); Festival for the Fish (Yu Miri); Hinemi (Miyazawa Akio); S/N (Dumb Type); Rhythm Method (Iijima Sanae and Suzuki Yumi); Cape Moon (Matsuda Masataka).