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Ninagawa stages multilingual play for peace in Tel Aviv
BY TSUTOMU ISHIAI CORRESPONDENT
2013/01/01
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Japanese actress Kayoko Shiraishi, center, plays the role of Queen Hecuba in Yukio Ninagawa's version of "Trojan Women" performed in Tel Aviv. (Tsutomu Ishiai)
Kayoko Shiraishi as Queen Hecuba, standing at right, with Yoka Wao as Helen of Troy, kneeling in the center, appear in Yukio Ninagawa's "Trojan Women." (Tsutomu Ishiai)
Yukio Ninagawa, center, joins the cast of "Trojan Women" for a curtain call in Tel Aviv. (Tsutomu Ishiai)
TEL AVIV -- A multilingual version of the Greek tragedy "Trojan Women" is playing to standing ovations here.
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