event Narukami: The Thunder God: University Theatre

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.  

The highly stylized form of Japanese theater known as kabuki has been around for more than 400 years, mixing song, dance, and elaborate costuming and make-up. University Theatre has enlisted kabuki specialist David Furumoto to direct this classic show, and he’ll lean heavily on the aragoto (rough and exaggerated) and onnagata (cross-dressed males) styles for the production. Narukami: The Thunder God tells the tale of a princess named Taema who attempts to break a curse of drought cast by the mystical Narukami.