Busu & The Damask Drum

Busu Theatre is an all-female company who met at StoneCrabs Theatre workshops in Tokyo, they have all worked with Anemoi Program and CaramelBox Theatre companies and aim to turn traditional Japanese forms upside down, using dance, movement and language to break form and create a truly international experience that transcends borders and languages.Busu Theatre is proud to join forces with StoneCrabs to develop and bring a double bill of short Japanese classics to the stage at the 70th Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Busu Theatre Company

<H3>Japanese Manga meets Yukio Mishima in a contemporary retelling of Kyogen and Noh plays</H3>
<P CLASS="MsoNormal"><SPAN>An irreverent, subversive and playful take on the traditional Kyogen and Noh plays, presented with a contemporary twist incorporating Japanese Folkloric Music and Dance.</SPAN></P>
<P>Inspired on Zeami’s Aya No Tsuzumi, Busu and the Damask Drum was originally adapted by Yukio Mishima for the modern stage. Hailed as a double bill of miniature Japanese gems, Busu is a classic Kyogen farce and the Damask Drum is a tragic ghost story. This production takes an irreverent, playful approach on the traditional Japanese forms. It incorporates Awa Dance (Japanese summer folkloric dance), Taiko drumming, traditional Noh and contemporary Japanese practices to create a show that is fun, celebratory and thought-provoking.</P>
<P>Busu &amp; The Damask Drum previews at Quay Arts &amp; Soho Theatre London before it hits Scotland for the 70th anniversary celebrations of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.</P>

Soho Theatre

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