The Lady Aoi
The Lady Aoi is a play written by Yukio Mishima in 1954, which appears in his Five Modern Noh Plays. It modernizes the noh drama Aoi no Ue.[1]
| The Lady Aoi | |
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| Written by | Yukio Mishima |
| Original language | Japanese |
| Genre | Noh |
| Setting | A hospital in modern Japan |
In English
Donald Keene has translated this play into English.
Notable productions
Bahram Beyzai produced this play in Persian in Tehran in 1998.
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References
- Barnes, Nancy J. (1989). "Lady Rokujō's Ghost: Spirit Possession, Buddhism, and Healing in Japanese Literature". Literature and Medicine. 8: 106–121. Project MUSE 376707.
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