Butoh is a type of performance art that originated in the ’60s in Japan, pioneered by dance luminaries like Tatsumi Hijikata and Kazuo Ohno. Akira Kasai is one of its most highly acclaimed exponents, merging Western influences with the traditional styles. Here Kasai undertakes a solo performance that begins with him in the full attire of a young maiden from a famous kabuki play. Through improvisation, he sheds his costumes and transforms from one role to the next. Whether you are a fan of butoh or hip hop, this master performer will keep you entertained.

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