Japanese regional amateur theatre
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This document discusses regional amateur theatre in Japan and what theatre researchers can learn from it. It provides examples of different types of amateur theatre groups in various Japanese towns and cities that produce original musicals, revues, plays drawing on local history and culture. The document suggests that regional amateur theatre can serve as a "self-reflective mirror" on culture and reveal an "unheimlich" mimetic desire that could reshape reality. It argues that while professional theatre may not reflect political and social realities, amateur theatre has subversive potential through challenging conventions and establishing alternative realities.
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- 1. Theatre That Holds the Self- Reflective Mirror up to Culture: Japanese Regional Amateur Theatre Reconsidered Kei HIBINO, Seikei University, Tokyo
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- 6. Étoire Revue CompanyA Takarazuka follower amateur troupe up and running since 1998
- 7. Yokota Kagura TroupeA “postmodern” hodgepodge of kagura music, kabuki story, and nōh dance
- 8. Tajiri Troupe in Iwata Town, Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture Mura Shibai (Rural Theatre) revived in 1996
- 10. Emotional indulgence pre-linguistic pleasure from the eye and the ear momentary excitement appeal to sensory experience and emotion
- 11. What can theatre researchers learn from regional amateur theatre?
- 13. a purified specimen of how people act, talk and express themselves in reality
- 14. unheimlich
- 16. an endangered species Professional theatre does not reflect the political and social realities
- 17. the subversive potential in that they cannot contain their mimetic desire within theatrical conventions
- 18. they reveal a thinly disguised—and grotesquely dynamic— mimetic desire, which could renew and reshape our cognitively constituted reality as a whole
- 19. The most radical function of theatre is to present an alternative to the reality we live in and thus make us dream of it political theatre might be subversive in content but often conservative in form established institutions can change participants can be movers and shakers
- 20. This file can be downloaded at: https://hbnk.org/IFTR2018 Thank you for listening!