Slow and unconventional movements, shadowplay, and live music combine in a cross-cultural performance that draws on both the modern Japanese performance art of Butoh and the place-based writings of William Faulkner. Choreographer and dancer Oguri created this darkly evocative work. University of Illinois professor David Goodman, historian of Japanese theater, will introduce the performance. Presented by Indianapolis Museum of Art. Questions? Call 317-923-1331 or e-mail toby@imamuseum.org.
Indianapolis Museum of Art
toby@imamuseum.org
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Indianapolis Museum of Art-The Toby
4000 N. Michigan
Indianapolis, IN 46208
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