Unspeakable Acts. The Avant-Garde Theatre of Terayama Shuji and Postwar Japan by Carol F. Sorgenfrei
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Overview: Iconoclast, outlaw, genius, terrorist, pornographer: Terayama Shûji (1935–1983) has been labeled all of these and more. One of postwar Japan’s most gifted and controversial playwrights/directors, Terayama has been compared to such artists as Robert Wilson and John Cage. During his lifetime his work incited scandal, outrage, even violence. Since his death more than twenty years ago, he has been transformed into a cult hero in Japan; members of the international theater continue to adore and damn him. Despite this notoriety, Unspeakable Acts is the first book in any language to analyze the theater of Terayama in depth.
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Overview: Iconoclast, outlaw, genius, terrorist, pornographer: Terayama Shûji (1935–1983) has been labeled all of these and more. One of postwar Japan’s most gifted and controversial playwrights/directors, Terayama has been compared to such artists as Robert Wilson and John Cage. During his lifetime his work incited scandal, outrage, even violence. Since his death more than twenty years ago, he has been transformed into a cult hero in Japan; members of the international theater continue to adore and damn him. Despite this notoriety, Unspeakable Acts is the first book in any language to analyze the theater of Terayama in depth.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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