Yumi Umiumare
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Performance Credits 2010

Performance Credits 2009
Performance Credits 2009

2008   Performance Credits
December   BUTOH RESIDENTIAL WORKSHOP 2008
WITH YUMI UMIUMARE
Butoh Workshop
The aim of this workshop on the Dee River, Yarra Valley was to develop body awareness and expression through a response to landscape. The lush landscape in Yarra Valley allows participants to move between bush land, hills, open fields and river, opening up the senses to color, texture, sound and form. Over the weekend, Yumi will introduce various methods of Butoh, Body Awareness and Consciousness of Well-being with various Japanese techniques.
Butoh - Originating in Japan out of the turbulent protest culture of the early 1960's, Butoh has a literal translation of BU - dance TOH - stomping. Earlier named Ankoku Butoh (the Dance of Darkness), it is one of the major developments in contemporary dance in the latter half of the twentieth century.
"Butoh belongs to life and death. It is a realization of the distance between a human being and the unknown. It also represents man’s struggle to overcome the distance between himself and the material world. Butoh dancers’ bodies are like a cup filled to overflowing, one which cannot take one more drop of liquid – the body enters a state of perfect balance."
USHIO AMAGATSU, Sankaijuku
February
October
November  
Ngapartji Ngapartji
Ngapartji Ngapartji
'Ngapartji Ngapartji' translates as 'I give you something, you give me something' and this concept of reciprocity is at the heart of the broader Ngapartji Ngapartji project. Using 'puntu' (body), 'inma' (song) and 'tjukurpa' (story) and performed in Pitjantjatjara, English, Japanese, Hazari and Greek, Ngapartji Ngapartji explores the impact of the Cold War on the 20th century through the prism of Trevor's family experience in the South Australian desert.
“A pure gift” Alison Croggon, Theatre Notes
“It’s a magical piece of theatre” Sybil Nolan, The Herald Sun
Writers: Scott Rankin & co-creator Trevor Jamieson
Choreography: Yumi Umiumare
Director: Scott Rankin
Key performer: Trevor Jamieson
Performers: Yumi Umiumare, Jangala Jamieson, Saira Luther, Andrew MacGregor, Lex Marinos, Beth Sometimes, Lorna Wilson, Pitjantjatjara young people and the Ngapartji Ngapartji Choir
Araluen Arts Centre, Alice Springs, October 2008
Ernabella Arts Centre 60th Anniversary, September 2008.
Belvoir St Theatre, January - February 2008
August
September  
Burlesque Hour… She’s Back!
SYDNEY SEASON
Sydney Opera House
GEELONG SEASON
September Geelong Performing Arts Centre
MELBOURNE SEASON
August – September 2008 fortyfivedownstairs.com

Arts Victoria       fortyfive downstairs       Finucane & Smith

August
October  
Dis-Oriental
ReelDance
Adelaide August 22-31 Antistatic
Adelaide August 22-31 Antistatic
Christchurch Sept 25 - Oct 12 The Body Festival of Dance and Physical Theatre
Byron Bay (Northern Rivers Performing Arts), Cairns (On Edge Contemporary Media & Performance), Melbourne (ACMI), Sydney (Performance Space Carriageworks), Hobart (Salamanca Arts Centre), Perth (Perth Institute of Contemporary Art) , Noosa, Brisbane World Dance Alliance & Ausdance QLD
A compendium of short dance films from around the world hosted by Frances Rings (Aust) and Jonzi D (from the UK). Launched last December at the Australian High Commission in London and screened as part of the 4th International Dance Film Festival in Yokohama, 2008, this is a unique and exciting collaboration between the ABC, the Australian Council, Channel 4 (UK) and the Arts Council England.
The first of the series of three 30 minute dance programs to be shown over consecutive Tuesday’s in Artscape, includes the especially commissioned works Dis-oriental from Sean O'Brien, choreographed and performed by Yumi Umiumare and Rosie Dennis & Samuel James with Quietly Collapsed.

September   CHIKA: A Documentary Performance
Photographs: Mayu Kanamori, Michelle Mossop, Jon Armstrong
Music: Dr Thomas Fitzgrald
CHIKA is a multi-layered production which crosses the genres of journalism, visual and performing arts, incorporating original live music, dance and narration, documentary images, archival video and recorded interviews to tell a story - the story of Chika Honda, a Japanese woman who spent a decade in Australian jails for a crime she has always insisted she did not commit.
Concept/Photography: Mayu Kanamori
Original Music Composition: Thomas Fitzgerald, with one exquisite Koto Solo by Satsuki Odamura.
Choreography: Yumi Umiumare
Director of Music: Thomas Fitzgerald
Director: Malcolm Blaylock
Artists: Mayu Kanamori (Narrator), Tom Fitzgerald (Violin/Keyboards), Yumi Umiumare (Dance), Satsuki Odamura (Koto), Bronwyn Kirkpatrick (Shakuhachi), Toshinori Sakamoto (Taiko Drums)

Sydney Season : Carriageworks, March 2008
Artists: Mayu Kanamori (Narrator), Tom Fitzgerald (Violin/Keyboards), Yumi Umiumare (Dance), Satsuki Odamura (Koto), Bronwyn Kirkpatrick (Shakuhachi), Toshinori Sakamoto (Taiko Drums)

Adelaide Season : OzAsia Festival 2008
Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, September 2008
Artists: Mayu Kanamori (Narrator), Tom Fitzgerald (Violin/Keyboards), Yumi Umiumare (Dance), Satsuki Odamura (Koto), Anne Norman (Shakuhachi), Toshinori Sakamoto (Taiko Drums)

Japan Foundation Arts NSW ABC Radio National Australia Council for the ArtsAdelaide Festival Centre'sOzAsia Festival
Thank you all who contributed to the success of the CHIKA Melbourne Fundraiser - those who attended the performance, performers Anne Norman (Shakuhachi), Yumi Umiumare (Butoh), Toshi Sakamoto (Japanese traditional drum), Noriko Tadano (Tsugaru Jamisen), guest speaker Mr Remy van de Wiel (QC) and MC Yoko Davies (former producer of Japanese program, SBS Radio).
July
 
Once Upon A Midnight
a Rock Musical for youth
Choreography: Yumi Umiumare

Once Upon A Midnight - OzAsia Festival
Once Upon A Midnight - Kijimuna Festival
Once Upon A Midnight premiered in Japan at the Kijimuna Festival in July 2008. Adelaide Festival Centre’s OzAsia Festival and Flinders University Drama Centre presented the Australian premiere in September 2008.

May  
June
Dance House
Five female choreographers have each created a solo dance for a male dancer. Performed in the round, this vibrant collection consists of a diverse and surprising combination of dance forms and content
An autonomously created cohesive musical composition will overlay the five individual works and be introduced to the performances for the first time on the eve before opening night.

Dianne Heywood-Smith on David Backler
Dani-Ela Kayler on Lee Serle
Jo Lloyd on Adam Wheeler
Dianne Reid on Luke Hickmott
Yumi Umiumare on Gerard Veltre

Musical director/composer : Wendy Morrison
Curator : Gulsen Ozer
Since completing a Bachelor in Performing Arts with Honors in Visual Culture and a second major in Drama and a minor in Dance at Monash University Melbourne, Gulsen has worked as a choreographer, writer, performer and director, as well as a workshop facilitator, dramaturge, curator and producer in the performing and visual arts. Gulsen is currently developing a new dance-theatre work entitled 'Iris' in creative partnership with Dani-Ela Kayler.
"My vision for Girls on Boys is to create a diverse program which encourages new collaborations and involves taking risks. The program title is intentionally provocative marking an old primary school term for dividing into teams to play a game i.e. "Boys on girls", "Girls on boys."
Your Collection
girls on boys has come about through "Your Collection", a Dancehouse initiative that sought expressions of interest from artists to curate a season of short works. Dancehouse provides support to the artist in curating the program and presents their "collection"in a fully promoted public performance season. Like a clothing line, book of stamps or a shed full of biscuit tins, this dance collection is Gulsen Ozer's Collection.

May 28, 29, 30, 31 and June 1, 2008
November  
BB08#2 - JOINING THE DOTS ... SHAPES WITHIN LIFE
Beyond Butoh (BB0#) series has been directed, curated and facilitated by Tony Yap and Yumi Umiumare since 2001 to provide the local Butoh community an opportunity to investigate, explore and stretch the limits of what we understand as the intrinsic meaning of Butoh. The long-term vision for this series is a grander scale festival encompassing all idiosyncratic interpretation of Butoh in performance from local and international artists.

A Butoh event
facilitated by
Yumi Umiumare & Janette Hoe
22 & 23 November
VENUE Oki-Do Centre

 Multicultural Arts »              


BB08#2 - JOINING THE DOTS ... SHAPES WITHIN LIFE
Sharna Vrhowec ©2007
Michael Prior michaelprior.com
The idea for Shapes Within Life is provoked by the famous debate between Kazuo Ono and Tatsumi Hijikata, the creators of Ankoku Butoh – Dance of Darkness, discussion on the definition of Butoh. Ono said “Life should not be chasing Form but that Form should follow from Life” and Hijikata said “Form should be leading Life”. The performers create movement sequences and collect choreography vocabularies (Shape/Form) from an individual’s interpretation toward Life.
DIRECTED BY Yumi Umiumare
PERRFORMERS: Amadis Lacheta, Ann Fuata, Anna Maclean, Antonia Green, Craig Peade, Ellen Rijs, Felicity Hopkins, Georgia Snowball, Geraldine Morey, Giselle, Janette Hoe, Jeremy Neideck, Josephine Fisher, Lily Paskas, Mariela Paz Laratro, Medea Red Sea Luminea Fox, Myfanwy Aldersun, Natalie O’Connor, Xristi Dcruz

2007   Performance Credits
Dec  
THE BURLESQUE HOUR SIZZLES @ THE FAMOUS SPIEGELTENT
The Burlesque Hour
The Burlesque Hour. SIZZLES! Legendary iconoclast Maude Davey with her infamous and fabled strawberry act; Moscow circus trained circus and burlesque star Azaria Universe; Japanese butoh dancer and shock cabaret artiste Yumi Umiumare and guest artiste Clare Bartholomew's Pierre - Magician and Love Machine!

Nov/Dec   Butoh Workshop
Butoh residential workshop
The aim of this workshop was to develop body awareness and expression through a response to landscape. This 140 acre site nearby to Mt Arapiles allowed participants to move between bush land, sand dunes, open fields, river and elevated rock, opening up the senses to color, texture, sound and form.
Over the weekend, Yumi introduced various methods of Butoh, Body Awareness and Consciousness of Well-being. Qi Gong /Tai Chi Teacher Andy Green was invited to introduce us to a way of controlling and focusing the inner energy. The se body works acted as powerful counterpoints as opportunities to filter one into the other, strengthening the links between the external environment and the internal landscape.

November 
BB07
BB0# series has been directed, curated and facilitated by Tony Yap and Yumi Umiumare since 2001 to provide the local Butoh communities an opportunity to investigate, explore and stretch the limits of what we understand as the intrinsic meaning of Butoh. The long-term vision for this series is a grander scale festival encompassing all idiosyncratic interpretation of Butoh in performance from local & International artists.
ARTISTS: Jarrod Benson, Tom Davis, Josephine Fisher, Janette Hoe, Geraldine Morey, Daniel Mounsey, Gabrielle New, Alana Picone, Sharna Vrhowec, Megumi Sasaki, Yumi Umiumare, Tony Yap
October 
The Burlesque Hour Yumi Umiumare in Hebi Onna photo Prudence Upton
Azaria Universe, Moira Finucane and Yumi Umiumare in performance with the legendary gender in performance icon Maude Davey, and luminous guest artistes cult British cabaret star Ursula Martinez and Bartholomew's epic-tragic clown Pierre: Magician and Love Machine.
Opening The City of Women Festival in Ljubljiana, Slovenia; The Burlesque Hour will go on to seasons with renowned cultural venues Drugo More in Rijeka, Croatia, and Teatro Miela in Trieste.
Sept/Oct   OzAsia Festival 2007
Undiscovered Country
National Cultural Diversity Cluster
Undiscovered Country emanates from a project involving some of Australia's best-known contemporary Australian artists
The work of the originating artists Hossein Valamanesh, William Yang, Hung Le, Yumi Umiumare and Anna Yen, come together at the Adelaide Festival Centre in Undiscovered Country
September  
August   Marrugeku
BURNING DAYLIGHT
with
MARRUGEKU

Zurich theatre festival
June-July 
The Burlesque Hour
BURLESQUE HOUR @ TARANAKI
THE BURLESQUE HOUR MORE!!!
THE BURLESQUE HOUR
BRAVISSIMA!
Taranaki Arts Festival Burlesque Hour More!!! Adelaide Cabaret Festival
May-June 
DasSHOKU Hora!! @ Sydney Opera House

The Studio @ Sydney Opera House

CREATED AND PERFORMED
by
YUMI UMIUMARE
IN COLLABORATION WITH
MATT CROSBY & BEN ROGAN
March  
SWAMP OF MEMORIES

Pre show Butoh performance by Yumi Umiumare

Following the conclusion of a creative development with Yumi Umiumare, Tokyo-based Butoh Diva, Mutsuko Tanaka, will present a studio performance of a solo work based on her first experience in Australia.

Meat Market
 
Arts House
180 SECONDS IN HEAVEN OR HELL

art - meets - blood - meets - sport

Part title fight, part sideshow alley, 180 Seconds in Heaven or Hell brings artists and art forms together through one massive live-art experience; like a speeding burlesque show, art forms collide in turbulent three minute episodes, over three stages and three hours.
 
Impro-Lab
photo: Mayu Kanamori
Video effect: Samuel James
Impro-Lab: TRANSPARENCIES


February   Yumi Umiumare and Moira Finucane Yumi Umiumare, Moira Finucane and Jackie Smith in JAPAN!!

2006   Performance Credits
2006 November   The Studio, Sydney Opera House Impro-Lab: Transparencies
2006 November   BB06 : SIX HOURS SIX SPACES SIX SENSES
Beyond Butoh Festival 2006
Butoh/Trance Performance
BB06 Flyer
This year's theme, Sweeping the Dust, brought performers, visual artists and musicians into metaphysical or spiritual interpretations of cleansing. Together within the structures of six sections and in the span of six hours, the artists spontaneously created a common poetic theme.
¤ Facilitated by Tony Yap and Yumi Umiumare
¤ Lighting designer Dori Bicchierai
¤ Musicians Tim Humphrey, Madeleine Flynn
Artists included Benjamin Ardley, Ingrid Baring, Adam Broinowski, Moira Finucane, Peter Fraser, Josephine Fisher, Madeleine Flynn, Nic Hempel, Janette Hoe, Mike Hornblow, Tim Humphrey, Mariela Laratro, Edgar Loutit, Geraldine Morey, Daniel Mounsey, Ben Rogan, Emma Strapps, Gretel Taylor, Yumi Umiumare, Tomoko Yamasaki and Tony Yap.
2006 October   Ngapartji Ngapartji
World Premiere : Melbourne International Arts Festival
2006 October   Dis-Oriental - Dancehouse Spring Dance Program 2
2006 September   Shinju Matsuri - Festival of the Pearl Burning Daylight with Marrugeku
Premiere
Shinju Matsuri Festival
Broome
2006 June   The Burlesque Hour @ The Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2006
2006 May   Intensive Butoh workshop at Dancehouse
2006 February   Green Room Awards DasSHOKU Hora!!
2005 Green Room nomination
2006 February   The Burlesque HourThe Burlesque Hour @ The Famous Spiegeltent!

The Arts Centre, Melbourne
2005 December   BBO5 home page The Burlesque Hour @ The Famous Spiegeltent!
Return season in Melbourne
2005 November   B B O 5
site - self - solo
2005 November   DasSHOKU Hora DasSHOKU Hora!!
World Premiere @ the Tower Theatre,
Malthouse, Melbourne
2005 August   The Burlesque Hour @ The Famous Spiegeltent!
The Edinburgh International Festival 2005
2005 July   Yumi Umiumare: Butoh Dance
Short film by Sean O'Brien featured on ABC
2005 July   Sunrise at midnight
Short film by Sean O'Brien featured on SBS Masterpieces
2005 July   Marrugeku Burning Daylight
A public showing in Broome showcasing this work in progress.
2005 May   <スマトラ島沖地震チャリティーコンサート>
Sumatra Earthquake Charity Concert
2005 April   The Joker
Melbourne International Comedy Festival, 2005 : Dancehouse, Carlton
2005 March   Cyberball Five - Butoh Performance - Midsumma Festival 2005 : Inflation, Melbourne
2005 March   L'Erotica at the Queensbridge Hotel
Proudly presented by Mark & Aleni DV8 House Sydney
2005 February Chika a documentary performance by Mayu Kanamori
Dance performance by Yumi Umiumare
Satsuki Odamura (koto), Anne Norman (Shakuhachi), Toshinori Sakamoto (Wadaiko), Tom Fitzgerald (violin & keyboard)
2005 February girls on the floor @ Loop midsumma festival, Melbourne
Mixed doses of avant garde moving images & performance
DJ's & VJ's : Mo ichi & Minh and L lady Y kronK
with performance by The Town Bikes & Yumi Umiumare
2005 January Eavesdrop
Energex, Brisbane; Melbourne International Arts Festival; Sydney Festival
David Pledger, Artistic Director of 'Not Yet It's Difficult' and Jeffrey Shaw, world-renowned pioneer of interactive cinema, push the cinematic and the theatrical imaginary in this extraordinary new work.
2004 November The Burlesque Hour @The Famous Spiegeltent
Moira Finucane, Azaria Universe, Yumi Umiumare
2004 November   The Burlesque Hour Adelaide Feast
2004 November   The Burlesque Hour The Studio at Sydney Opera House
Moira Finucane, Jackie Smith, Azaria Universe, Yumi Umiumare
in Association with Finucane & Smith
Special Guest Toni Lamond
2004 October   Guest Star appearance at the Blue Rinse Club, The Arts Centre, Black Box, Melbourne, as part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival
2004 September   Eavesdrop Energex, Brisbane; Melbourne International Arts Festival; Sydney Festival
2004 September   How could you even begin to understand? #30-33 Dancehouse, Melbourne
2004 July   The Burlesque Hour Premiere season at fourtyfive downstairs, Melbourne
Moira Finucane, Jackie Smith, Azaria Universe, Yumi Umiumare
2004 July   Women In Transit Dance Performance season at Performance Space, Sydney
Rakini: India/Australia (NSW), Yumi Umiumare: Japan /Australia (VIC), DD Dorvillier: USA (New York)
2004 May/June   Project in Broome with MARRUGEKU produced by STALKER THEATRE COMPANY.
2004 April/May   DasSHOKU Hora!! Showing of work in progress, Dante's Fitzroy
2004 March   Tokyo DasSHOKU Girl toured to Canberra , National Multicultural Festival
2004 January   Saucy Cantina (with Moira Finucane and Jackie Smith), Hong Kong City Fringe Festival
2003 December  Short Sharp Shift in collaboriaton with Moira Finucane & Jackie Smith
2003 October  in-compatibility (co-directed with Tony Yap) Presented by Multicultural Arts Victoria in association with Melbourne International Arts Festival
2003 September   '24 hours' performance (directed by Stuart Lynch), Image of Asia Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark
2003 September   Sunrise at midnight / Aνατολή τα μεσάνυχτα
2003 July~August   Tokyo DasSHOKU Girl 2003 Kultour - Fremantle, Adelaide, Tasmania, Lismore (funded by Australia Council)
2003 July   DasSHOKU Cultivation!! Collaboration with Theatre Gumbo & Matt Crosby
Osaka, Japan (Arts Victoria Cultural Exchange program)
2003 March   How could you even begin to understand? #25-28 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2003 February   INORI-in-visible (solo performance) in the Traces Post Butoh Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark
2002 October   How could you even begin to understand? #22-24 Sydney Carnivale 2002
2002 August   How could you even begin to understand? #21 JADE 2002 Beyond Butoh, Tokyo
2002 July  The Witch Haven, released as Shinjuku Thief {Dorobo}
2002 July   Theatre Kantanka production season Inana's Descent, Masonic Center, Sydney
2002 May   How could you even begin to understand? #19 & 20   Australian dance week, Brisbane
2002 May   How could you even begin to understand? #14-18 collaboration with Anthony Pelchen and Hisako Tsuzuku, at Mass Gallery
2001 October
          ~December 
Rice Paddies, Melbourne International Festival & Big West Festival
2001 September   Journey of the Northern Tiger Tour to Harping (China) with Wu-Lin Dance Theatre,
2001 September How could you even begin to understand? # 9,10,11,12 in Mixed Metaphor, Dancehouse
2001 MayTokyo DasSHOKU Girl Adelaide Cabaret Festival
2001 April How could you even begin to understand? # 8 North Melbourne Town Hall with Caligrapher Hisako Tsuzuku
2001 AprilWimmera Sunrise
2001 April.such a fertile ground, collaboration performance, installation by Anthony Pelchen
2001 February
              ~March  
Performance in the theatre production Miss Tanaka with Handspan Visual Theatre, at the Playbox
2000 OctoberPerformance in the theatre production Meat Party by Duong Le Quy, Playbox, Melbourne International Festival
2000 August INORI-in-visible Solo performance in Mixed Metaphor season at Dancehouse
2000 INORI-in-visible 5th year memorial of Hanshin Earthquake, Town Hall, Vega Hall, and Women's Centre in Takarazuka City
2000 July Japan: Tradition in a Modern Age with Satsuki Odamura & Anne Norman, The Boite's Winter Festival, Melbourne Town Hall
2000 May "Journey of the Northern Tiger", Blue Mountains `Songs of Wind Festival` & Canberra Choreographic Center with Wu-Lin Dance Theatre
Guest Performance in `LIVE ACTS` with Chunky Move at Blackbox, Melbourne, Next Wave Festival
2000 AprilFuture Fusion, Solo performance as a part of Theatreworks events, Performance in Asian music and dance festival with Satsuki Odamura at the Studio, Sydney Opera House
2000 MarchHow could you even begin to understand? # 7 with Tony Yap, Horsham Arts Festival
Performance in Moomba festival with company N.Y.I.D.
2000 FebruaryTokyo DasSHOKU Girl returning season at Gasworks
2000 January INORI-in-visible , Solo Performance in collaboration with Anthony Pelchen, Takarazuka City, Japan (International Cultural Exchange Grant by Arts Victoria)
1999 October How could you even begin to understand? #4,5,6 with Tony Yap at St. Stephen Church, Installation by Anthony Pelchen, Melbourne Fringe Festival
Tokyo DasSHOKU Girl at Czech House, Melbourne Fringe Festival
1999 JuneHow could you even begin to understand? #3, with Tony Yap at Horsham Regional Art Gallery (Exhibition opening of Anthony Pelchen)
1999 April - JuneJourney of the northern tiger
1999 Jan~MayPerformances in 'Song of Wind Festival' (Blue Mountains) and Asian dance and music festival (Sydney)
Japanese Arts Festival (Glen Eira Arts Complex, Melbourne) with Satsuki Odamura
How could you even begin to understand? #2, with Tony Yap in ANTISTATIC99, Sydney
"Keiken no keiken" Solo performance at Kobe Union Church, Japan
1998 "Made to Move '98" Melbourne and Sydney.
Kagome with Nadoya Music and Dance Company
1998 June Fleeting Moments, Athenaeum Theatre
1998 March "Masterkey" by Mary Moore, Adelaide & Perth International festival
1997 Nov~Dec "Love Suicides" by John Romeril, Canberra Melbourne( Playbox)
1997 June~July   Amleto (Hamlet) with Theatro Dioniso & Tony Yap
Festivale dell Colline torinese & Portevenere Festivale, Italy (International Cultural Exchange Program from Arts Victoria)
1997 April~May To Run-Sand by Alison Halit, Melbourne
1997 FebruaryNarcissus´ dream with Mixed Company, directed by Tony Yap
1996Kagome with Nadoya music & dance company
1996 How could you even begin to understand?
Installation Performance with Lim Tzay Chuen at Experimenta Arts Festival
1995 Tokyo dasshoku Girl, The Stage, Melbourne
1995 Performed with Soundstream at Tasmania University, Hobart ('95)
1994-96 Kagome with Nadoya Music and Dance Company
1994 Crack with Butchaketa in Melbourne Fringe Festival
1994 Dozan Solo performance, Castlemaine Festival
1994 Tour with Hanayagi Genshu Human Theatre, Osaka, Yamagata, Japan
1993 Monogokoro Solo Performance, Melbourne Fringe Festival
1993 Memoire de fruit, Japanese Theatre season with Harupin-Ha at Le Rond de Point Theatre, Paris
1992 Ugetsu with DaiRakudakan
1992 Toured with Japanese Women's Butoh group Toyokai, around North Japan and Genshu Hanayagi
1992
1991
1990
1990
2003 PERFORMANCE TOON Buddha's Banquet, Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne Sea Dappled Horse, Melbourne International Festival
Sea Dappled Horse, with DaiRakudakan, Tokyo
Ayakashi; with Toyokai, performed in Ueno, Tokyo, 1990
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