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DRUM TAO - THE SAMURAI OF THE DRUM |
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DRUM TAO - THE SAMURAI OF THE DRUM THE SENSATION FROM JAPAN! RETURNS TO AUSTRALIAN STAGES BY POPULAR DEMAND IN JUNE 2010“Spectacular percussive, visually compelling and elementally energising....precisely choreographed and athletically executed....as strange and beautiful as a dream” “Sheer intensity and power” - The Sunday Times "The pounding resonates in the bones and people rock in their chairs" - The West Australian "This is a show of rare excellence...run, don't walk to the box office" - The Edinburgh Evening News Following the highly-successful and critically-acclaimed sell out world tour, and again a No.1 box-office smash hit of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Japan’s most celebrated and elite company of martial arts drummers, Drum-Tao, will return to Australian stages to premiere their latest awe-inspiring and innovative production entitled “DRUM TAO – The Samurai Of The Drum” in June 2010, proudly presented by Retfar Entertainment. This production has been seen by over 3-Million worldwide, the incomparable quality and pure unadulterated power and spectacle of their work perfectly blends the ancient traditions of Taiko Drumming with the innovative and flawlessly choreographed production values of contemporary Japanese excellence. The 16 drummers young drummers beat their huge drums with outstanding precision, vehemence and persistency on their Wadaiko-Drums, which have a circumference of up to 1.70 metres and weighs about 400 kilograms. The artists sculpt their artistic bodies and express their music with their whole being as they play - their enthusiasm and the burning passion shining in their eyes is transmitted to all. Explosive percussion and timeless rituals are complimented perfectly in this Japanese spectacular featuring unrivalled drumming, martial arts mastery and together with the soft tones of the Japanese flute and horizontal harp creates an unforgettable performance. |
Saturday 19th June Mandurah Performing Arts Centre (Bookings: 08 9550 3900 or www.manpac.com.au) |
Tuesday 22nd to Saturday 26th June Perth Concert Hall (Bookings: 08 9484 1133 or www.bocsticketing.com.au) |
Sunday 27th June Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre (Bookings: 1300 661 272 or www.bunburyentertainment.com) |
Friday 2nd & Saturday 3rd July Her Majesty's Theatre, Adelaide (Bookings: BASS 131 246 or www.bass.net.au) |
Tuesday 6th to Sunday 11th July The Palms At Crown, Melbourne (Bookings: 132 849 or www.ticketek.com.au) |
Tuesday 13th July Canberra Theatre Centre (Bookings: 02 6275 2700 or www.canberraticketing.com.au) |
Thrusday 15th to Saturday 17th July State Theatre, Sydney (Bookings: 136 100 or www.ticketmaster.com.au) |
Tuesday 20th July Civic Theatre, Newcastle (Bookings: 132 849 or www.ticketek.com.au) |
Friday 23rd July The Arts Centre, Gold Coast (Bookings: 07 5588 4000 or www.theartscentregc.com.au) |
Saturday 25th July Concert Hall, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Brisbane (Bookings: 136 246 or www.qtix.com.au) |