Not Held at Japan Society – The CAVE presents New York Butoh Festival

October 21–November 21
at Anthology Film Archive, Dance Theater Workshop,
CAVE, Japan Society, The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center/
CUNY Graduate Center, Movement Research, The Noguchi Museum, SAFE-T-GALLERY, Theater for the New City

The CAVE New York Butoh Festival celebrates the origins and international evolution of butoh in a biennial series of performances, workshops, films and lectures featuring butoh greats Ko Murobushi and Yukio Waguri, and cutting-edge artists, including Garnica AcTs Lab interdisciplinary collaboration featuring Takuya Ishide, Yuko Kaseki and Daiji Meguro, as well as other U.S.-based solo performers. The third edition of the festival builds upon the successes of the prior two sold-out Festivals with six weeks of activities, including related events. The New York Butoh Festival is presented and produced by CAVE Organization, one of the longest running experimental art spaces in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

This performance is a part of Turning Japanese, a city-wide celebration commemorating Japan Society’s Centennial.

Check website for dates and tickets: www.caveartspace.org
Workshop registration is now open! E-mail: [email protected]