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June 24, 1990 | CATHY CURTIS
On a scorchingly hot Saturday afternoon in Hondo, Tex. (pop: 6,000), a dozen guys were knocking back a few beers at the ramshackle College of Knowledge. A fan made out of a beer can whirled lazily over the bar. Although this homespun watering hole hasn't been a grocery store for quite some time, no one ever bothered to remove the wooden shelves lining the walls.
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September 14, 1993 | SAM JAMESON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For a quarter of a century, Baiko Onoe VII has been one of Japan's "living treasures," an officially certified master of the multiple arts of Kabuki and one of the best onnagata (performer of women's roles) in the all-male Kabuki. Yet, he says, he still hones his skills by practicing body movements, nude, before a mirror. "My father was a hyper-critical man. Even in the winter, we did rehearsals in the nude before a mirror.
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March 5, 1990 | CHRIS PASLES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Costa Mesa will be among 12 U.S cities to be visited by a 65-member Grand Kabuki company this summer--the largest Grand Kabuki American tour in history--Shochiku Company Ltd. of Tokyo has announced. The Grand Kabuki will appear June 30 and July 1 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center in Costa Mesa, according to the company's tour director in Seattle. Center officials, however, insist that negotiations are not yet concluded.
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September 12, 1993
The Grand Kabuki of Japan returns to the Japan America Theatre this week for seven performances that mark the troupe's last West Coast visit for an indefinite period. Domestic demands in Japan leave the Grand Kabuki little time to tour outside the country, according to Japan America Theatre officials. The only other U.S. visit planned by the troupe is an appearance at the Olympic Arts Festival in Atlanta in 1996. The Grand Kabuki's performances Thursday through Sept.
NEWS
September 12, 1993
The Grand Kabuki of Japan returns to the Japan America Theatre this week for seven performances that mark the troupe's last West Coast visit for an indefinite period. Domestic demands in Japan leave the Grand Kabuki little time to tour outside the country, according to Japan America Theatre officials. The only other U.S. visit planned by the troupe is an appearance at the Olympic Arts Festival in Atlanta in 1996. The Grand Kabuki's performances Thursday through Sept.
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September 14, 1993 | SAM JAMESON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For a quarter of a century, Baiko Onoe VII has been one of Japan's "living treasures," an officially certified master of the multiple arts of Kabuki and one of the best onnagata (performer of women's roles) in the all-male Kabuki. Yet, he says, he still hones his skills by practicing body movements, nude, before a mirror. "My father was a hyper-critical man. Even in the winter, we did rehearsals in the nude before a mirror.
ENTERTAINMENT
June 24, 1990 | CATHY CURTIS
On a scorchingly hot Saturday afternoon in Hondo, Tex. (pop: 6,000), a dozen guys were knocking back a few beers at the ramshackle College of Knowledge. A fan made out of a beer can whirled lazily over the bar. Although this homespun watering hole hasn't been a grocery store for quite some time, no one ever bothered to remove the wooden shelves lining the walls.
ENTERTAINMENT
March 5, 1990 | CHRIS PASLES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Costa Mesa will be among 12 U.S cities to be visited by a 65-member Grand Kabuki company this summer--the largest Grand Kabuki American tour in history--Shochiku Company Ltd. of Tokyo has announced. The Grand Kabuki will appear June 30 and July 1 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center in Costa Mesa, according to the company's tour director in Seattle. Center officials, however, insist that negotiations are not yet concluded.
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