Oh and this is hilarious: ping pong theatre in the style of Hong Kong fighting movies. Or a fight in The Matrix.
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Hee Hee… Loved it!
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another possible reference: kabuki theatre has stage hands dressed completely in black who ‘animate’ the landscape around the actors. they are the shaking of willows and the water spraying from the well when it rains. they are known as kurogo (literally: black person) and we, the audience, are supposed to pretend them away. kabuki also uses slowing / freezing of time as a device for dramatic emphasis. not ‘bullet time’, but rather ‘ma’; the notion of a negative space between events or objects.
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Your kung fu is most impressive
Ping-pong. Go here. Really. From jill/txt….
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