“Theatrical Fighters: The Thought of Post-War Theater: Tadashi Suzuki, Keita Asari, Koreya Senda” Takayuki Suga Price: ¥3000 + tax #TakayukiSuga #Takayuki_Suga #Book #Art/Theater/Film ◎ This is a work that attempts to clarify the movements of the post-war Japanese theater world, focusing on the activities of three theater people: Koreya Senda, Keita Asari, and Tadashi Suzuki. ※ Koreya Senda (July 15, 1904 - December 21, 1994) was a Japanese director, actor, and designer. He was the first representative of the Haiyuza Theatre Company. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture [2]. The fifth son of architect Tamekich Ito. His real name was Kunio Ito. ※ Keita Asari (March 16, 1933 - July 13, 2018) was a Japanese director and businessman. Born in Tokyo. He dropped out of the French Literature Department of Keio University's Faculty of Letters after attending Nagatacho Elementary School (now Kojimachi Elementary School), Keio High School, and Keio University. Special Juku member. Keio University Councilor. ※ Tadashi Suzuki (June 20, 1939 -) is a Japanese director. He is known for his performances and collaborative work around the world, and for his actor training method, the "Suzuki Training Method." Along with Kara Juro and Shuji Terayama, he was one of the leading figures in the new theater movement that emerged in the 1960s. ☆Main Contents☆ ⚫︎Part 1 Koreya Senda (Death in Misfortune; The "Origin" of Koreya Senda, the Theater Person; The Haiyuza Theatre Company and the Theater World under Occupation, etc.) ⚫︎Part 2 Keita Asari (Two Beginnings - Their Achievement and Interruption; For the Recovery of Theater; The Early Days of the Gekidan Shiki, etc.) ⚫︎Part 3 Tadashi Suzuki (The Achievement of Tadashi Suzuki; In a Society of Rapid Economic Growth; Starting from the Absurd, etc.) ※Please refer to the images ⑥-⑧ for the detailed table of contents. ◉ 4x6 format. Hardcover. With obi. 331 pages. ◉ First edition, December 25, 2007. Published by Jiritsu Shobo. ★Condition - The obi has some scratches, color fading, and fading on the spine, showing signs of use. The cover has yellowing, overall soiling, tanning on the edges and spine, and tanning on the inside edges of the fold, showing signs of use, but the text is clean with no underlining or writing.