About
Kabuki Club is a monthly publication exploring Japanese performance, culture and the creative work that grows around them.
Each issue brings together performances, artists, research, travel and ongoing projects, documenting the ideas and encounters that shape the work.
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Kabuki Club takes shape through monthly issues, essays, films, live performances and events.
The work moves between research, documentation and performance, often bringing Japanese theatre into dialogue with music, visual art and contemporary practice.
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About
Kabuki Club is a monthly publication exploring Japanese performance, culture and the creative work that grows around them.
Each issue features performances, artists, research, travel and ongoing projects, documenting the ideas and encounters that shape the work.
Kabuki Club takes shape through monthly issues, essays, films, live performances and events.
The work moves between research, documentation and performance, often bringing Japanese theatre into dialogue with music, visual art and contemporary practice.
Suleiman Suleiman is an actor, theatre-maker and writer.
Kabuki Club grew out of his own fascination with Japanese theatre and his desire to create a space where that interest could develop through performance, research, writing and collaboration.
About
Kabuki Club is an independent platform for Japanese theatre, bringing together live performance, writing and film.
Its work looks at how traditions such as Kabuki can be experienced, interpreted and reimagined in the present.
Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.
About
Kabuki Club is an independent platform for Japanese theatre, bringing together live performance, writing and film.
Its work looks at how traditions such as Kabuki can be experienced, interpreted and reimagined in the present.
Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.
Suleiman Suleiman is an actor, theatre-maker and writer whose work has increasingly centred on Japanese theatre and performance. He founded Kabuki Club as a way of bringing together his research, training and performance practice, and creating a public space for that work to develop.
About
Kabuki Club is an independent platform for Japanese theatre, bringing together live performance, writing and film.
Its work looks at how traditions such as Kabuki can be experienced, interpreted and reimagined in the present.
Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.
Suleiman Suleiman is an actor, theatre-maker and writer whose work has increasingly centred on Japanese theatre and performance. He founded Kabuki Club as a way of bringing together his research, training and performance practice, and creating a public space for that work to develop.
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Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.
About
Kabuki Club is an independent platform for Japanese theatre, bringing together live performance, writing and film.
Its work looks at how traditions such as Kabuki can be experienced, interpreted and reimagined in the present.
Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.
Suleiman Suleiman is an actor, theatre-maker and writer whose work has increasingly centred on Japanese theatre and performance. He founded Kabuki Club as a way of bringing together his research, training and performance practice, and creating a public space for that work to develop.
About
Kabuki Club is a monthly publication exploring Japanese performance, culture and the creative work that grows around them.
Each issue brings together performances, artists, research, travel and ongoing projects, documenting the ideas and encounters that shape the work.
Kabuki Club takes shape through monthly issues, essays, films, live performances and events.
The work moves between research, documentation and performance, often bringing Japanese theatre into dialogue with music, visual art and contemporary practice.
Suleiman Suleiman is an actor, theatre-maker and writer.
Kabuki Club grew out of his own fascination with Japanese theatre and his desire to create a space where that interest could develop through performance, research, writing and collaboration.
About
Kabuki Club is an independent platform for Japanese theatre, bringing together live performance, writing and film.
Its work looks at how traditions such as Kabuki can be experienced, interpreted and reimagined in the present.
Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.
Suleiman Suleiman is an actor, theatre-maker and writer whose work has increasingly centred on Japanese theatre and performance. He founded Kabuki Club as a way of bringing together his research, training and performance practice, and creating a public space for that work to develop.
About
Kabuki Club is both a publication and a programme of live work. Its monthly issues sit alongside essays, films and performances, creating a place to look closely at Japanese theatre and the ways it continues to live, change and travel beyond Japan.