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Crossing Jamaica Avenue
Awakening by Chiori Miyagawa (2000) “With an excellent cast across the board, amazing sound and set design, not to mention creative choreography both director Kawahara and playwright Miyagawa created something quiet and compelling” - Show Business Performance Space 122: Photo by Sonoko Kawahara |
Red Again/ Antigone Project
by Chiori Miyagawa
(2004)
in association with Women's Project
“Miyagawa's supernatural Red Again digs into the meat of the source material: its sense of the human values as risk under tyranny”.
- Time Out New York
Julia Miles Theater:
Photo by T. Charles Erickson
Broken Morning by Chiori Miyagawa
(2003)
“Miyagawa provides potent food for thought in this remarkable work..... Broken Morning is compelling storytelling of the highest order; it will cause you to ask questions, to challenge your assumptions, and to reconsider what you thought you knew about some fundamental social issue. This is theatre at its best, doing what theatre does best. It is not to be missed."
- nytheatre.com
HERE Art Center
Photo by Sonoko Kawahara
Woman Killer by Chiori Miyagawa
(2001)
“The play and its staging are strikingly effective. And there's a stunning, startling coup de theatre at the climax…. Woman Killer is riveting, compelling theater, and it raises questions that don’t-won’t-go away. ”
- nytheatre.com
HERE Art Center
Photo by Sonoko Kawahara
Workshop & Readings
Staged Reading of The Elephant (2008)
By Minoru Betsuyaku, translated by Roger Pulvers
directed By Sonoko Kahawara
by Zeami, directed by Sonoko Kawahara & Jeff Janisheski
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Cherry Orchard: Firs’ Dream
by Anton Chekov Adapted by Sonoko Kawahara
(2004)
“Fluttering through fragility in a changing world… Gender is irrelevant in the realm of solitude.” – The Arts Cure
The Connelly Theater
Photo by David Altman
