Wednesday, December 13, 1967
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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"FISHERMAN"
Hakoshima silently enacts the frustrations of a clumsy fisherman. Here he casts his line and hooks the seat of his pants.
Silently, he gropes soars, and emerges
The man leaned on air, bumped into a beam of light, soared through the clouds.
As one person who watched him said, he communicated more with no words than most people do with a hundred.
The man was Yass Hakoshima, Japanese mime artist who performed six acts to an audience of about 250 Tuesday night in Swarthout Recital Hall.
The performance was sponsored by the Committee on East Asian Studies and the department of speech and drama.
To a group of admirers backstage after the show, Hakoshima said the titles of his mimes weren't meant to be strictly interpreted.
"They mean whatever you think," he said.
In one mime, which is similar
to a pantimime. Hakoshima portrayed an eagle soaring gracefully, then shot to the ground. "Physically, I have to act the eagle. But inner—I have to feel the eagle," he said.
In "Ecdysis," meaning the act of shedding outer skin, Hakoshi-ma said he was striving to convey a butterfly's "feeling of breakthrough, the process of attaining freedom."
In "Labyrinth," he became a confused, frightened man searching for escape from a maze of narrow hallways. He tried to push through the walls, but they closed in and trapped him.
"I could feel those walls as if they were concrete," a woman said after the performance.
"I could feel the muscles straining," a man from the audience said.
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