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- Video ID number
- V00031
- Recording date
- 11 December 1980
Overview
A girl, dead while living, dances wildly among countless parasols scattered around her... The parasols become bright red spider lilies, a toy windmill rattling in the wind... Seen as the 11-headed Avalokiteshvara, the girl lies at the bottom of a lake as the night moon rises in the void. The girl and a young man's journey towards chaos unfolds around the moon. The abundant and dynamic world of Orita Katsuko aims to discover a fundamental encounter between Form and Chaos.
-From the ORITA KATSUKO DANCE RECITAL
-The brains behind Orita's work during the 1980s were:
Script - Konno Yuichi
Artwork - Maeda Tetsuhiko
Lighting - Sawada Yuji
Details
- Title
- Moon of Day, Night and Morning
- Performance creator(s)
- Midori Ishii and Katsuko Orita Dance Studio
- Direction/Choreography
- Directed and Choreographed by: Katsuko Orita
- Venue
- Sogetsu Hall
- Performance date(s)
- 11 December 1980 - 12 December 1980
- Performer(s) and staff
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Performers: Katsushi Izumi, Yoji Hanawa, Katsuko Orita, Takako Teshiba, Yasukoc Miyamaru, Ruri Koreto, Keiko Nakano, Takae Shiroya, Chizuko Noma, Hideko Kobori, Shigeko Matsunaga, Yukari Hayakawa, Tomoko Kitajima, Yumiko Yamaoka, Machiko Senju, Midori Kitayama, Miki Sasaki, Noriko Kumagai, Erika Sugimoto, Keiko Sakai, Keiko Sahara, Makiko Okada, Seyao Kansui
Stage Designer: Tetsuhiko Maeda
Lighting Designer: Yuji Sawada
Script: Yuichiro Konno
Sound Designer: Chiaki Sei
Stage Manager: Hajime Morioka
Costume Designer: KM Kobo
- Genre
- Modern
Images
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