Noh Reimagined: Spirits of Flowers explores how humans exist within – and as part of – the natural environment. As we adjust to a changing climate, we look to Japan, where people have worshipped nature since ancient times. Noh theatre has deep links to this culture and the kami (deity spirits) that are revered in Japan. These spirits of flowers and plants appear in many Noh stories, interacting with human beings and offering an image of how we might relate to the natural world.

As part of this year’s exciting programme, outstanding Japanese Noh performers will present two classical masterpieces, Fuji (Wisteria) and Kurozuka (Black Mound) among others, while innovative British artists, Cerith Wyn Evans (conceptual art), Thick & Tight (contemporary dance), Piers Adams (recorder), and Chisato Minamiura( Deaf artist) will explore what we can learn from this 650-year-old tradition.

Entrance cost: Various (see website for details)