"Kamioroshi, the Descent of the Gods" by Ron Richardson

"Kamioroshi, the Descent of the Gods" by Ron Richardson

By BU Arts Initiative

Date and time

December 12, 2019 · 7:30pm - December 15, 2019 · 9pm EST

Location

Studio ONE

College of Fine Arts 855 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215

Description

Kamioroshi, the Descent of the Gods

by Ron Richardson
Directed by Sonoko Kawahara
Choreographed by Momo Suzuki & Kevin Suzuki

Produced by the BU Arts Initiative and Ronald Kent Richardson in cooperation with BU College of Fine Arts School of Theatre, co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences and the BU Center for the Study of Asia

  • Thursday, December 12th at 7:30pm
  • Friday, December 13th at 8pm
  • Saturday, December 14th at 2pm and 8pm
  • Sunday, December 15th at 7pm




About the Production:

In both Japanese kagura-music and dance and Noh theatre, the descent of the deity is called kamioroshi. Kamioroshi occurs in sacred time and space. It bends and fuses both dimensions to bring a Shawnee and an African American fugitive slave into an encounter with Japanese peasants during the violent and destructive creation of modernity. Discovering that they share many fundamental values in common, they set out on a pilgrimage to rectify the world.

RUN TIME: Approximately 100 minutes

For more about the production, please visit bu.edu/arts/kamioroshi



FAQs:

Are you accessible via public transit? Is there parking available?

The College of Fine Arts is conveniently located a short walk from the Boston University West stop on the MBTA Green Line - B Branch.

Parking is available starting 90 minutes prior to performance time. The closest parking to the College of Fine Arts will be at the Agganis Arena at 925 Commonwealth Avenue. If there is also a performance at the Joan & Edgar Booth Theatre, the Booth Theatre Garage will be open and the entrance is at 148 Essex Street, Brookline, MA.

Rates will vary, generally $12-15 for theatre events. Please see bu.edu/parking for more information.

Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?

No - you do not have to print any tickets. Simply check in with the box office table when you arrive.

Is it OK if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends?

Yes; the attendee should give the name under which the ticket was booked.

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The Boston University Arts Initiative ensures that the arts are fundamental to the BU student experience both inside and outside the classroom.

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