Matthew Dubroff explains how a 650 year old Japanese theatre form might just be the cure for the modern world.To learn more visit  <a href='https://www.theatrenohgaku.org/'>theatrenohgaku.org</a>. Transcript is <a href='https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/9IQxC3S8dk5RPXaN5zoaVRSKPcOz4y84LXiIRem3c2yBVS7SGDbC7lC5JkAGVzTriMWc782yZ5lSDOPTRDPuqvKxymU?loadFrom=SharedLink'>here</a>.

Matthew Dubroff explains how a 650 year old Japanese theatre form might just be the cure for the modern world. To learn more visit theatrenohgaku.org. Transcript is here.

Matthew Dubroff explains how a 650 year old Japanese theatre form might just be the cure for the modern world.To learn more visit&nbsp; <a href="https://www.theatrenohgaku.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">theatrenohgaku.org</a>. Transcript is <a href="https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/9IQxC3S8dk5RPXaN5zoaVRSKPcOz4y84LXiIRem3c2yBVS7SGDbC7lC5JkAGVzTriMWc782yZ5lSDOPTRDPuqvKxymU?loadFrom=SharedLink" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.

Matthew Dubroff

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Matthew Dubroff

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