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" It's a beautiful, spell-binding event."-Post and Courier Spoleto Festival USA audiences will fondly remember director and puppeteer Basil Twist’s delightful production of La bella dormente nel bosco. In the elegant and absorbing Dogugaeshi, Twist and his band of puppeteers ingeniously manipulated a series of painted screens to create a tiny yet marvelously expansive universe. With original contemporary music composed and performed by shamisen virtuoso Yumiko Tanaka, Dogugaeshi invited us to explore an ancient and nearly lost Japanese art form, observed and rendered in Twist’s inimitable style. Sponsored by Charleston Place
Additional support for Dogugaeshi is provided by the Japan Foundation, New York
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