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A Japanese Noh Floy
A programme in two parts arranged by Geoffrey Bownas
Produced by David Thomson
Pari i : THE MEDIEVAL PLAY attributed to Seami Motokivo translated by Arthur Waley , with an introduction written by Geoffrey Bownas and illustrated by excerpts from a Japanese performance recorded at Hosho-Kai Noh Theatre, Tokyo
English cast in order of speaking:
. * *
Part 2: THE MODERN PLAY on the same theme by Yukio Mishima , translated by Donald Keene.
Cast in order of speaking:
The character Iwakichi corresponds to the gardener of the old play; Hanako Tsukioka corresponds to the Princess.
DURING THE INTERVAL (8.40-8.50 app.) : A record of some of Dowland's Lachrimae, played by the Philomusica of London, directed by Thurston Dart

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Unknown:
Noh Floy
Arranged By:
Geoffrey Bownas
Produced By:
David Thomson
Translated By:
Arthur Waley
Written By:
Geoffrey Bownas
Unknown:
Yukio Mishima
Translated By:
Donald Keene.
Directed By:
Thurston Dart
Narrator:
Ian Lubbock
A Courtier:
Charles E Stidwill
An Old Gardener:
John Ruddock
Chorus:
Hugh Burden
A Princess:
Mary Wimbush
Narrator:
Ian Lubbock
Iwakichi, an old caretaker Rudock:
John Ruddock
Kayoko:
Martina Mayne
ShunnosukeFujima:
Charles E Stidwill
Toyama:
Hugh Dickson
Kaneko:
Eric Phillips
Madame, a couturiere:
Janet Burnell
Hanako Tsukioka, her client:
Mary Wimbush

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