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-Buremine
Butoh Dance + Theremin Music (Japan Tour 2014)
-Sango
Butoh Dance
-Teaching
The Japanese Dance
Butoh Dance and Traditional Japanese Dance (4 complete choreographies)
-Dog Rules
Butoh Theater
Burémine
Butoh Dance/ Theremin Music
Choreography / Staged by Juju Alishina
Recorded at Tokyo Japan in 2014
Video: Masanori Omori
Cover graphism: KOS-CREA
Theremin music composition: Noritaka Ubukata
Percussions: Tomohiro Yahiro
Costumes: Juju Alishina (creation) Yukari Yanagi (realization)
Stage manager: Atsushi Ishiba
Lighting manager: Atsushi Saegusa
Sound manager: Junji Tanaka
Audio configuration assistant: Sachiko Katayama
Filming: Kakuya Ohashi, Nobuo Tsuji
Production rights, author: Juju Alishina
Buremin
is the name invented for a show that combines Butoh Dance and Theremin,
two rare artistic disciplines.
The full capacitance of the Theremin is brought by the body of the instrumentalist
and his movements. The Theremin is a very physical instrument which quintessence
is linked to the the movements of the human body.
The combination of the sonority of this instrument with Butoh Dance gives
a unique and spectacular dimension:
The show is divided into three parts: The Sea,The Earth and The Sky. The
dancer interprets three characters who encounter different situations,
but who make the same observation: the sea is contaminated, the earth
is destroyed and the air is polluted. The show is partly influenced by
natural disasters in Japan and around the world but it is not its only
propos. Besides the theme of nature, which may seem a common theme, the
background of the play is complex, it addresses various social issues,
such as violence, war, femininity, sexuality...
Under the guise of meeting Nature, this play is an invitation to equilibrium
and harmony. The whole performance symbolizes Man’s perseverance
to seek balance. In fine, it delivers a positive and benevolent message.
Butoh Dance Performance
Choreography/Staged by Juju Alishina
Recorded in Ohio, USA in 2007
Filming, Montage: Christian Faur
Cover Graphism: KOS-CREA
1st part- 33:40 Juju Alishina + 7 dancers
2nd part- 18:40 Juju Alishina solo
+
1st part extract- 7:40 minutes Juju Alishina + 7 dancers
2nd part extract- 6:25 Juju Alishina Dance solo with a fan.
Production right, Author: Juju Alishina
Production: NUBA, Denison University
SANGO
is a show created by Juju Alishina at Denison University (Ohio, USA).
SANGO means “coral” in Japanese. This title was chosen in
reference to the depths of the sea described in the drama.
This is the story of a sinking ship. Juju Alishina’s character is
a doll. The other dolls represent the souls of the shipwrecked as well
as natural elements such as coral, which is all-present during the story.
The Choreograph’s mission was to create a show with 7 young dancers
as well as to teach at the university.
At the beginning of the year, an audition was made to select 7 students
from the dance department. The second part of the show was rerun in Portugal
in 2009.
Teaching
The Japanese Dance
Butoh Dance: 12 minutes 26
Traditional Japanese Dance (4 complete choreographies): 20 minutes 43
This
DVD’s purpose is to explain Juju Alishina’s teaching method
in Butoh Dance as well as in traditional Japanese dance, throughout her
classes. In Butoh, amongst other things, we can discover her breathing workout
as well as theory, work on the Ki and on improvisation.
In traditional dance, we learn about kimono wearing, working with the fan
and view four complete choreographies.
You will certainly find your own method within The Alishina’s mehod!
Choreography, direction, text: Juju Alishina
Playwriting and French adaptation: Christine Taniga-Smith
Recorded in Paris, France, in 2007
Shooting: KOS-CREA
Filming, editing, DVD making, cover graphism: KOS-CREA
Duration: 65 minutes
Production right, Author: Juju Alishina
Production: NUBA
Dog
Rules is for Juju Alishina a very special play. She was already thinking
about its conception in 1995 while on a trip in the Egyptian desert. In
2007, an important year for Juju Alishina, she found a way to integrate
theater and speech in a Butoh dance performance. She wrote the text in the
USA and the same year, with the collaboration of Christine Taniga-Smith,
the French text was finalized. Dog Rules is a very personal play, as right
after its creation, her husband offered her a white puppy resembling the
character played by Juju Alishina in the play.
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