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SONATA

Synopsis

This is a work I created in 1991 as an attempt to become a "master" on "Yuji Miyake's Shrimp-Bending Master Heaven." Unfortunately, the show ended before I could take on the challenge. It was a fun year that taught me the obvious truth: the meaning of a work lies not in leaving it as it is, but in showing it to an audience. I'm grateful to all the staff and performers.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Yoshinao Satoh
Original Score
Vladimir Horowitz
Original Title
SONATA
Spoken Languages
No Language
Runtime
4m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Yoshinao Satoh

Original Score & Music

Vladimir Horowitz

Department Leadership Roster

Yoshinao Satoh

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About SONATA

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is SONATA about?

This is a work I created in 1991 as an attempt to become a "master" on "Yuji Miyake's Shrimp-Bending Master Heaven." Unfortunately, the show ended before I could take on the challenge. It was a fun year that taught me the obvious truth: the meaning of a work lies not in leaving it as it is, but in showing it to an audience. I'm grateful to all the staff and performers.

Who directed SONATA?

SONATA was directed by Yoshinao Satoh.

Who stars in SONATA?

The principal cast of SONATA includes Not specified.

When was SONATA released and how long is it?

SONATA was released in 1991 with a total runtime of 4m.

Who composed the musical score for SONATA?

The original motion picture soundtrack for SONATA was composed by Vladimir Horowitz.