Japan Creative Centre is proud to present a lecture and demonstration by Ms. Chikage Terai on the Japanese Traditional Performing Arts 'NOH'. Ms. Chikage Terai is the daughter of Mr. Sakae Terai, a renowned NOH actor belonging to the Kanze school. The aim for this lecture and demonstration is to introduce NOH to a wider range of audience through history and movement.
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NOH LECTURE AND DEMONSTRATION BY CHIKAGE TERAI
DATE: Wednesday, 7th November 2012
TIME: 7:30pm onwards (Registration begins from 7:00pm)
VENUE: Japan Creative Centre, 4 Nassim Road
ADMISSION: FREE
REGISTRATION FOR LECTURE & DEMONSTRATION: Click HERE to register (RSVP by 5th November)
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'NOH' is a type of Japanese traditional performing arts. Ms. Chikage Terai is a NOH performer belonging to the Kanze school. She made her first stage apppearance when she was three years old, performing Shimai (short NOH dance without the mask). At the age of sixteen, she performed as Shite (the hero or heroine in the NOH play). She studied in Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music and further her studies in Graduate School of Music in the same university. Currently, she holds a Master's Degree in Noh Theatre.
For this lecture and demonstration, Ms. Chikage Terai will be explaining on what NOH is all about, including the history of NOH, and also about the stage, costume and storyline. Ms. Chikage Terai will also be demonstrating the different ways of movement in NOH, giving the audience a clearer image on how NOH is performed.
Please register early to avoid disappointment. We regret to inform that as there are limited seating, seats will be confirmed only upon receipt of confirmation email from JCC. ALL EVENTS ARE FREE OF CHARGE.
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