Hanako by Katherine Lyall-Watson and Caroline Dunphy

Hanako by Katherine Lyall-Watson and Caroline Dunphy

$14.00

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THEMES: Culture Clash, Art, Dominance and Female Empowerment
LENGTH: 1.5 Hours
SUITABLE FOR: Senior Years
CAST SIZE: 7 – 8 Cast Members

Hanako plunges the audience into the hyper-realistic fantasy of a young Japanese girl journeying from the pages of a traditional Noh play into an imagined future-world.

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Hanako by Katherine Lyall-Watson and Caroline Dunphy

Hanako plunges the audience into the hyper-realistic fantasy of a young Japanese girl journeying from the pages of a traditional Noh play into an imagined future-world as she attempts to escape the control of two warring adults from East and West, past and present. Traditional Japan collides with contemporary urban culture, music, anime, and fashion, as the audience follows Hanako on her precarious journey into the future.

PRODUCTION HISTORY: Hanako was first produced by Brisbane Festival, Brisbane Powerhouse, and Belloo Creative at the Visy Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse, on 13th September 2016.

ISBN: 978-1-76161-030-1

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