THE MARSH BERKELEY EXTENDS A BOX WITHOUT A BOTTOM – SOKO-NASHI BAKO Written and Performed by David Hirata Directed by Mark Kenward
January 4 – 26, 2020
For tickets ($20-$35 sliding scale; $55 and $100 reserved), visit www.themarsh.org or call 415-282-3055.
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Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata (seen here in triplicate) tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: Daniel D. Baumer
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: Daniel D. Baumer
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: Daniel D. Baumer
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: Daniel D. Baumer
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: Daniel D. Baumer
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: David Allen
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
Photo Credit: Daniel D. Baumer
Through monologue and magic, Japanese American magician David Hirata tells the extraordinary story of magician Namigoro Sumidagawa who traveled America in 1866, in his show "A Box Without A Bottom – Soko-nashi Bako," extends at The Marsh Berkeley, January 4 -26, 2020.
