Ken's Blog reflects the interests of the author: religion, Japanese arts, poetry, politics, the Shakuhachi, movies, and whatever is happening in his life. Ken and his wife Connie live in Portland, Oregon. For more see http://webworks.ken-arnold.com.
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Santa Turned Away by White House
Ok, I published a new post on Monday but this came in this morning from the Center for Constitutional Rights, and I wanted those who read this blog to see it too.
is a play written and performed in the style of Japanese Noh Drama. Although written for the stage, it is being filmed in Portland, Oregon, to broaden the audience for this unique interpretation of a biblical story and an ancient dramatic form. "Noh Garden" is written and directed by Ken Arnold; Matthew Smith, music director; Joan McMillen, composer. It is being filmed at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, SW 13th Avenue and Clay, Portland, OR.
Ken Arnold is an award-winning playwright and poet, whose plays have been produced in the US and abroad. He was a fellow at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center National Playwrights Conference, where he developed "She Also Dances," cited in Best Plays of 1983. A retired book publisher, he is also ordained in the Episcopal Church. Ken studies the traditional Japanese bamboo flute, the shakuhachi, as a student of Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin Seldin.
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