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Piece
| Nom de la Pièce | Funa Benkei |
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| Autre Nom de la Pièce | Funabenkei |
| Date de Création | Muromachi |
| Créateur | Kanze Nobumitsu [Dramaturge] Playwright |
| Arts du Spectacle Associés | Noh |
| Mouvement Associé | currently performed noh |
| Langues de Création | [Japonais] Japanese |
| Divisions de la Structure | Two acts |
| Intrigue | Minamoto Yoshitsune (kokata) and his followers are waiting for the ship at the shore of Daimotsu. Before they depart, Benkei advises Yoshitsune to leave his consort, Shizuka, behind because it is inconvenient to bring along a woman. Yoshitsune obliges. Shizuka bids farewell by presenting Yoshitsune with an elegant dance. After Shizuka leaves, Benkei has an interesting exchange with the boatman on the weather and their crossing. When the party is in the middle of the river, the spirit of Tomomori appears. He has come to revenge his family’s defeat and attempts to drown Yoshitsune. Benkei saves the party by chanting rosary and finally pacifies the spirit. |
| Source(s) | Le Nô |
| Texte Publié dans |
Japanese Nô Dramas, Masterworks of the Noh Theatre, Yokyoku: klassicheskaya yaponskaya drama, Geschichte der japanischen Litteratur(395 -401), Translations from Lyrical Drama: 'Nô', Translations from the Nô, Funa-benkei, Japanese Noh Drama Volume I |
Associated Items
| Productions Associées |
Funa Benkei, Showa era, unknown location
, 1971Nov, Funa Benkei , 1985Jul21, Kyoto Kanze Kaikan, Funa Benkei , 1973, Funa Benkei |
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