Videos
The copyright for these images and videos belong to various owners according to each item, and may not be reproduced without prior permission.
- Video ID number
- V00046
- Recording date
- October 1989
Overview
Premiered in Paris, 1989. 'S'amuser' (Susabi in Japanese), means 'play'. It is a part of the dance series 'Shozoku wa Mizu' [Costume is Water] which embodies the structure of self-love expressed in 'Awahi' from the same series, based on the Noh play 'Izutsu'. The beauty and dangers of love are expressed through a dance performed on top of a 1m² x 6mm glass sheet balanced on 5-6 cups filled 70% with water. During the performance in Paris, there was an incident where the dancer broke through the glass sheet, which later became a theme in Iwana Masaki's fourth feature film 'Charlotte-Susabi' (2017).
-Masaki Iwana Solo Butoh Dance
Details
- Title
- SUSABI [S’amuser]
- Performance creator(s)
- Studio 200
- Direction/Choreography
- Created by: Masaki Iwana
- Venue
- Studio 200
- Performance date(s)
- 9 October 1989 ‐ 10 October 1989
- Performer(s) and staff
- Performer: Masaki Iwana
- Genre
- Butoh