Theatre
Nohgaku in Dallas
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March 16 - April 7, 2009
Come explore the world of Japanese noh theater as Richard Emmert, John
Oglevee, and Hideta Kitazawa introduce, demonstrate, and teach about
noh dance, music, mask-making, and more.
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March 17, 7:00 pm
Behind the Mask: An Introduction to Japanese Classical Noh Theater
Lecture/Demonstration
By Richard Emmert, Artistic Director of Theatre Nohgaku
See demonstrations of noh movement, chant, musical instruments, and masks by
Mr. Emmert and John Oglevee, Managing Director and a Founding Member of
Theatre Nohgaku.Given by Richard Emmert, Artistic Director of Theatre Nohgaku
Caruth Auditorium at
Southern Methodist University
Reception Following
Free Admission
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Schedule of Open Events
- Tuesday, March 17, 2-3:20pm Introduction to Noh Theater, O'Donnell Hall,
Owens Art Center at SMU
- Wednesday, March 18, 6-8pm Evening for Educators, at the Crow Collection of
Asian Art
Thursday, March 19, 2-3:20pm Noh Movement, Chant, and Instrumental, O'Donnell
Hall, Owens Art Center at SMU
- Saturday, March 21, 10am-12pm Open Forum on Noh Theater, at the Crow
Collection
- Tuesday, March 24, 2-3:20pm Noh as Twenty-First-Century Theater, O'Donnell
Hall, Owens Art Center at SMU
- Thursday, March 26, 10am-1pm Japanese Mask-Making Discussion/Demo, at the
Crow Collection
- Tuesday, March 31, 10am-1pm Japanese Mask-Making Discussion/Demo, at the
Crow Collection
- Thursday, April 2, 10am-1pm Japanese Mask-Making Discussion/Demo, at the
Crow Collection
- Tuesday, April 7, 10am-1pm Japanese Mask-Making Discussion/Demo, at the Crow
Collection Tuesday, March 17, 2-3:20 Introduction to Noh Theater at SMU campus
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Details
For more details on Theatre Nogaku, please visit their
website
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For information about an intensive three-week summer workshop in noh theater, given by members of Theatre Nohgaku and Theatre of Yugen, please see
Noh Training Project
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A residency presented by Southern Methodist University in partnership with the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth and the Crow Collection of Asian Art.
Supported by the Barnes Fund through Meadows School of the Arts, SMU. Additional support provided by American Airlines.
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