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SOAF2019: "Jyo en" Sun. 11/24 @3pm & @7pm

Multicultural Sonic Evolution presents
SOUNDS OF ARTS FESTIVAL 2019
Music x Dance x Theatre x New Collaborations!
A Week-long Festival with 6 Different Programs!

at The Secret Theatre
4402 23rd Street, Long Island City, NY 11101
Subway:
Trains: E, M to Court Square - 23rd St. Station
Trains: N, W to Queensboro Plaza Station
Train: 7 to Court Sq. Station (only 3 stops from the Grand Central Station!)
Train: G to Court Sq. Station

<SOAF2019 Program D> Sun. 11/24 @3pm & @7pm
Jyo en

by unShout the Noise Theater

co-written by
Lee Douglass and Toshinori Hamada

Music composed by Kento Watanabe

Toshinori Hamada (Yasunobu)
Ayaka Yoshimoto (Kaede)
Satomi Shikata (Ume)

Sumie Kaneko (Shamisen and Voice)
Kento Watanabe (Koto)
Adam Robinson (Shakuhachi)

Jyo en is an original operetta performed in a traditional Japanese theatre influenced style. Set in Edo Period, the plight of a young married woman, wrestling with illicit desires is told through dance, text and arias sung in Japanese.

Performed in Japanese with English sub-titles.

TICKETS: General Admission $15 advance / $20 at the door
Seniors & Students with ID $12 advance / $14 at the door

For more info, please visit http://musefriends.org

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MuSE Sounds of Arts Festival 2019 Full Calendar

Wed. 11/20 at 8pm
Artists By Any Other Name - Exploring Influences in Dance and Music
Musikapiphany & MuSE Chorus - Japan through Puccini's Eyes

Thurs. Nov/21 at 8pm
The Pleiades Project - World of Miyabi: Japanese Women in Song

Fri. 11/22, Sat. 11/23, Mon. 11/25 at 8pm
Amaterasu Za - Mishimas Modern Noh Plays

Sun. 11/24 at 3pm & 7pm
unShout the Noise Theater - Jyo en

Tues. 11/26 at 11am *special event
Mt. Fuji & Sakura - Exploring Songs & Icing Cookie Workshop

Tues. 11/26 at 7:30pm
New Music Collection 2019

at The Secret Theatre
4402 23rd St., Long Island City

Sounds of Arts Festival 2019 is made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered
by the Queens Council on the Arts.