Featuring life-sized puppets, humanettes, shadows, acting and videos it will be on show at Oxford’s Pegasus Theatre November 3.
Set in Japan in the early 1980s, Kwaidan tells the story of Haru, when strange events happen as the house seems to be inhabited by spirits and ghosts from the past. As the story unfolds, the memory of a terrible event resurfaces.
Rouge 28 also want to give the theatre goers a unique and rare experience, they are offering a free Workshop the following day with every Kwaidan show ticket that is bought. This is a unique opportunity to train with the company’s associate artist Aya Nakamura and learn the three core principles of puppetry: body, gaze and rhythm.
Don’t miss this amazing opportunity, for more information click here.