The Three Hagi Sisters

The Three Hagi Sisters

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Japan Society
333 East 47th Street
New York, NY 10017

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Performance Date was November 13, 2006

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Is Takako an old maid or an academic feminist? Is Nakako just a bored housewife or a woman in love? Is Wakako, the youngest, forever a doomed slacker? One of the most prominent and beloved woman playwrights in Japan today, Ai Nagai, takes a spin on Chekhov's classic The Three Sisters by setting it in contemporary Japan. Written in 2000 and awarded the Yomiuri Literature Award for Best Play, The Three Hagi Sisters takes a cynical and comic look at the feminist attitude towards subconscious assumptions that underlie the foundations of contemporary society.

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