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UNFIX NYC
-creating awareness of ecology through Performing Arts-

May 25th, 2019

Organized by Ren Gyo Soh
Photography by Vanessa Teran
Hide Your Fires
-Butoh Lady Macbeth-
​
​at Lounge Theatre 1, Los Angeles, CA
​At Hollywood Fringe Festival 2019

Preview:
Friday, June 7th @ 10pm

Performances:
Sat. June 15th @ 6pm
Mon. June 17th @ 8pm
Sun. June 23rd @ 2pm 
The accursed spirit of Lady Macbeth invites the audience to experience her nightmare of stifled ambition, unfulfilled desire, and ultimate loss. Telling the story solely through her perspective, this production fuses Butoh dane, Movement, and various texts to put you inside the mind and body of one of Shakespeare's most famous villains. 
Performed & Choreographed by Yokko
Directed by Brian Rhinehart
Written by Sean Michael Welch
Costumed Design by Deepshikha Chatterjee
Lighting Design by Derek Van Heel
Sound Design by Yokko (NU Work Festival), Jorge Olivo with RGS (United Solo) 
Movement Consultant by Jordan Rosin
Butoh Medea
at
Monodrama Festival in Czech Republic
​ in Oct. 2019

Just Finished:

Performed in a music video for
Cage The Elephant - Ready To Let Go 
Performed in a music video & Photo Shoot for
POW! - Dream Decay-
Dec. 2018 (Post Production)
Photography by Emma Marie J
Butoh Medea
at Thespis Festival, Kiel, Germany
Nov. 10-17 2018
​Received Special Award!  
Pl visit Butoh Medea official website 
Shira Hime Ryu 
-A story of White Lady Dragon- 
At New York Butoh Institute Festival 18
At Theatre for the New City
Oct. 18-23, 2018
"Yokko's nightmarish transformation from meek and vulnerable to fiendish and foul and painted a ghoulishly satisfying portrait displaying twisted terror and darkness in ways rarely encountered on stage.”- Cindy Sibilsky (Read whole Review)! 

CONTACT: 

Emerging Talent Agency: 
Agent (Acting)
Albert Bramante,
P. 908.925.0707
E. emergingtalentny@aol.com
Ren Gyo Soh
for Butoh Performance
E: rengyosoh@gmail.com
W: rengyosoh.com
“Everybody is interesting. 
Everybody has 
something unexpected to offer and 
the job of acting is
 to pull it out of each other.” 
(Merl Streep)