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A sardine seller falls for an upper-class courtesan and disguises himself as a samurai to reach her. After comic deceptions involving his father, a horse seller and a three-legged horse, the courtesan reveals she is a runaway princess who once fell for a sardine seller; the two are reunited and leave to marry.
Across three periods of imprisonment, Renée de Sade tries to free her husband Alphonse despite his betrayals and her family’s opposition. Her mother exposes Renée’s own participation in his sadism, while her sister Anne urges escape; after reflecting on de Sade’s novel Justine, Renée rejects her former devotion and chooses a convent, refusing to see him when he returns.
Set at the Berlin chancellery in summer 1934, the play depicts Hitler, industrialist Gustav Krupp, Gregor Strasser, and Ernst Röhm as they debate political power, loyalty, and fascism in the lead-up to the Night of the Long Knives.
A historical depiction of Jayavarman VII's legendary construction of the Bayon against the rapid decline of the Khmer Empire.
On the Emperor’s birthday in 1886, a ball is planned at Tokyo’s Rokumeikan hall with foreign dignitaries among the guests. Anti-government extremists plan to break into the event.
In a 1950s park, a poet challenges a 99-year-old woman gathering cigarette butts. As she recounts her youth as the beautiful Ono no Komachi, the present gives way to a ballroom in the past; the poet falls in love with her transformed beauty and dies, while she returns to the park and denies any knowledge of his body.
In a modern hospital room, Lady Aoi lies ill as her husband Hikaru encounters the aging Mrs. Rokujo, whose unrequited love and ghostly presence torment Aoi.
A sardine seller falls for an upper-class courtesan and disguises himself as a samurai to reach her. After comic deceptions involving his father, a horse seller and a three-legged horse, the courtesan reveals she is a runaway princess who once fell for a sardine seller; the two are reunited and leave to marry.
Across three periods of imprisonment, Renée de Sade tries to free her husband Alphonse despite his betrayals and her family’s opposition. Her mother exposes Renée’s own participation in his sadism, while her sister Anne urges escape; after reflecting on de Sade’s novel Justine, Renée rejects her former devotion and chooses a convent, refusing to see him when he returns.
Set at the Berlin chancellery in summer 1934, the play depicts Hitler, industrialist Gustav Krupp, Gregor Strasser, and Ernst Röhm as they debate political power, loyalty, and fascism in the lead-up to the Night of the Long Knives.
A historical depiction of Jayavarman VII's legendary construction of the Bayon against the rapid decline of the Khmer Empire.
On the Emperor’s birthday in 1886, a ball is planned at Tokyo’s Rokumeikan hall with foreign dignitaries among the guests. Anti-government extremists plan to break into the event.
In a 1950s park, a poet challenges a 99-year-old woman gathering cigarette butts. As she recounts her youth as the beautiful Ono no Komachi, the present gives way to a ballroom in the past; the poet falls in love with her transformed beauty and dies, while she returns to the park and denies any knowledge of his body.
In a modern hospital room, Lady Aoi lies ill as her husband Hikaru encounters the aging Mrs. Rokujo, whose unrequited love and ghostly presence torment Aoi.