Name: All the World's a Stage: Japanese Noh Drama by KXJR The Eagle
Duration: 31 min 21 s
Description: Today, Mary examines the famous Japanese Noh form of drama. Noh is a type of theatrical performance in Japanese culture where the actors are all masked- it also bears a heavy emphasis on tradition, and is one of the most specifically and strongly defined and codified art mediums in the world.

Each Friday at 10 am a library supporter from the Chama Valley reads an excerpt from a book at the Eleanor Dagget Memorial Library in Chama, NM, to encourage literacy and let folks know what newly arrived books are available to be checked out.
Today's bookteaser comes from The Noodlemaker of Kalimpong, a semi auto-biographical account from the brother of the Dalai Lama, Gyalo Thondup, set during China's invasion of Tibet, and narrated by Lori Glover. The flame will not die.

EDML Bookteasers: The Noodlemaker of Kalimpong by Gyalo Thondup and Anne F. Thurston

Today, Mary examines the famous Japanese Noh form of drama. Noh is a type of theatrical performance in Japanese culture where the actors are all masked- it also bears a heavy emphasis on tradition, and is one of the most specifically and strongly defined and codified art mediums in the world.

All the World's a Stage: Japanese Noh Drama

KXJR The Eagle

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