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CONTENTS<br />
Events 4<br />
West End Opening for Waitress<br />
International Women’s Day<br />
Vitality Big Half<br />
Music 8<br />
Mountbatten Festival of Music<br />
Petros Singers Perform Brahms Requiem<br />
Exhibitions 12<br />
Fulham Palace reopens<br />
Romanovs at the Science Museum<br />
<strong>London</strong> Photograph Fair<br />
Theatre 16<br />
9 to 5 – The Musical Opens<br />
WICKED extra performances for <strong>2019</strong><br />
Witness For The Prosecution Extends<br />
Tartuffe at the National Theatre<br />
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The Drummers of Japan – Yamato<br />
World-renowned Japanese taiko drumming troupe, Yamato, returns to<br />
The Peacock from Tuesday 12th to Sunday 31st <strong>March</strong> for an evening of<br />
high-energy and thunderous performance with its newest work, Passion.<br />
Led by artistic director Masa Ogawa, the work was created in 2018<br />
and builds a kaleidoscope of sound through an assortment of enormous<br />
barrel-like Odaiko drums to cymbals, bamboo flutes and vocals.<br />
Used in Shinto rituals, the Odaiko drums weigh over half a tonne each<br />
and are played by the troupe with ferocious and staggering strength to<br />
produce a heart-thumping torrent of music.<br />
Requiring exceptional skill and physicality, the drummers use their<br />
entire bodies to play and engage with audiences to create an explosive<br />
spectacle. <strong>This</strong> plethora of energy ignited by both the performers and<br />
audience, and the drummers’ daily commitment to rigorous training,<br />
forms the inspiration for their latest work, Passion.<br />
“AN ABSOLUTE<br />
BLAST.”<br />
SW1V 1LG•<br />
The Guardian<br />
VICTORIA<br />
Photo: Masa Ogawa.<br />
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