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Notes on MANABU 2012

November 1, 2012by Diego Leave a comment

On October 23 2012 the twelfth edition of MANABU, a seminar for Italian researchers hosted by the ISEAS (Italian School of East Asian Studies) took place. The event, which I had […]

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Kiyotsune

April 17, 2012by Diego 7 Comments

I am spending a couple of weeks in my hometown, Brescia, Italy, where I return quite often not only to visit my family and friends, but also to train with […]

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Noh

New essay: Leoni che folleggiano fra le peonie in fiore

April 2, 2012by Diego Leave a comment

The new issue of the Journal Prove di Drammaturgia, entirely dedicated to Noh theatre, features my article on the first Noh theatre performance in the West in Venice 1954. The joural […]

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Noh, Research

25 FEBBRAIO 2012 WORKSHOP DI CANTO E DANZA DEL TEATRO NOH

February 14, 2012by Diego Leave a comment

Reblogged from International Noh Institute – Italy: Il Noh è considerato tra le espressioni più alte della discipline giapponesi.  I suoi movimenti, spazianti dalla lentezza dei Noh lirici alla velocità […]

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Sakura. Tribute to Japan

December 24, 2011by Diego Leave a comment

It is difficult to find words to illustrate what was meant to describe the indescribable. This is Sakura. A Tribute to Japan: an Italian project by Gio’ Fronti,  directed by Alessandra […]

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Cinema, Noh

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