Festival Report フェスティバル レポート 2013

A Sentimental Story of Life and love/ Barbara Murata

What is life? What is happiness?

If you have ever wondered about this reiterating question,
come and watch "A Romany girl and the Moon," performed by Barbara Murata.
Barbara Murata has come back to Daidogei World Cup to show another amazing
performance that symbolizes life and death.
Barbara Murata impersonates a life of a girl who falls in love,
bears a child, and symbolizes the cycle of life by using repetition.
She syncronizes music, dance, and pantomime to dramatically portray the life that we can all relate to.
The performer not only conveys that there is confusion and grief in life, but
also life is full of joy, happiness, and fulfillment.

What drives Barbara to perform for the audience?
Barbara told us that she wants to share her vision in life by
performing at Daidogei World Cup, and she hopes that her performance
will help the audience form their own interpretation of life and death,
and help guide the individual through their life.

If you ever want a time off from your busy life to think, come and watch
"A Romany girl and the Moon." Barbara Murata's beautiful and yet sentimental
performance may inspire you to think about where you stand in life and how you
want to shape it.





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