Illustration Design: Sher Wouters
Hudson Guild Theatre
441 West 26th Street (Bet 9th and 10th Avenue)
New York, NY
Aug 23rd (Thu) - Aug 26th (Sun):
8/23(Thu) 7pm, 8/24(Fri) 2pm+7pm, 8/25(Sat) 2pm+7pm, 8/26(Sun) 2pm
Cost: Free, but you need to reserve tickets.
For ages 7 years and older
Theatre Arts Japan-KIDS presents, "In Ghostly Japan" Stories of Strange Things, a free performance for kids 7 years and up. In Ghostly Japan – Stories of Strange Things is a horror story based on stories written by Rampo Edogawa (one of Japan’s leading contemporary bizarre mystery writer) and by Yakumo Koizumi (collector of ghostly folklore in Japan), incorporating projections inspired by Japanese Kage-e (shadow play), theatrical tricks and puppetry. Directed by Award winning writer/director Eriko Ogawa. Performance is in English.
Story What happens if you received a letter from a man who decided to live in a chair he created, or if you find out you are living among ghosts without knowing it!? In Japan, summer is the time to cerebrate Obon (day of dead) and it is also time for telling scary stories. In Ghostly Japan-Stories of Strange Things will take you to a scary and strange trip all the way to Japan.
*About the age restriction: Children of any age may attend the performance with their
guardian’s discretion. Children without a guardian will not be admitted.
How Scary is it? Your children would enjoy this program if they are capable of enjoying typical scary stories told during Halloween season such as “The legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washing Irving, “The Strange Visitor” by Joseph Jacobs.
http://theatreartsjapan.org/PerformanceInfo.htm
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