2002
THE LION'S PRIDE
 The Lion's Pride is an original adaptation of the traditional Japanese kabuki dance Renjishi, a spectacular dance involving father and son mythical-lion (shishi) characters. The play starts with a master kabuki actor teaching his son to dance and act. The son is a reluctant student and makes many hilarious mistakes. It just so happens that the father and son are, in reality, possessed by the spirits of shishi. According to myth, shishi have a pain that can only be cured by drinking the dew of a peony blossom. Butterflies are fond of peonies so the beasts pursue them whenever they can. As butterflies appear and flutter around the kabuki actors, the shishi spirits awaken and the actors are transformed into their shishi forms. Dressed in elaborate kimono's and colorful floor-length wigs representing the lion manes, father and son perform a frenzied dance in which both lion's twirl their floor-length manes over and around their heads demonstrating their wild nature.

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2001

MEDEA BALI
 Medea Bali employed the mesmerizing choral chanting techniques of Balinese Kecak to illuminate the terror and tragedy of the classic Greek myth of Medea. Kecak, a spectacular dance performed around a nighttime bonfire, is one of the most remarkable theatrical forms seen in Bali. Based on traditional Balinese dance and chant, Kecak employs dozens of dancer/actors who accompany their rhythmic chanting with the beats of their palms hitting chests and thighs. Dancer/actors move in unison, creating a spectacular choreographic performance, with hands waving, shaking and gyrating in a dizzying tempo. Medea, the most notorious woman in Greek mythology will emerge against the rich vocal backdrop of the kecak chorus. Medea's struggle in a foreign and hostile culture, highlighted by the pulsating chorus, culminates in one of the most tragic acts of infanticide in Western drama.

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THE NOT SO ATTRACTIVE MALLARD Performed throughout the summer at Minneapolis city lakes A Minnesota adaption of the "Ugly Duckling" performed in the style of Vietnamese water puppetry.

2000

ROAD TO KYOTO
 This modern kabuki style play was a great success for Green T in the fall of 2000. It was performed at the Bloomington Art Center. The tale of two adventurers on their way to Kyoto seeking fortune
47 SAMURAI
This story of betrayal and revenge in feudal Japan was performed at the Loring Playhouse and Minnesota Fringe Festival

1999

Kabuki!
This adaption of two classical kabuki plays along with a dance piece was performed at the Bryant Lake Bowl and the Minnesota Fringe Festival. Kabuki! was named to the CityPages "A" list in the "Best of the Twin Cities 1999" edition, was named among the "Best of the Fest" by the Minneapolis Star Tribune and recieved rave reviews in both publications.

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SUKEROKU
 A samurai in disguise seeks vengeance for his father's murder
NARUKAMI
 A brash and bawdy comedy in which the thunder god is destroyed by his lust for a beautiful princess
ROKUDAN
A beautiful maiden dances a tribute to the seasons