Viermar teatro: ‘Ken’o: Una historia de odio y celos’
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(Spanish)
“Ken’o”, by the Viermar company, explores whether it is possible to find redemption through humility, amid choreography steeped in symbolism and the melancholy of the song “Kabin no Hana”, demonstrating that the highest form of art lies not in individual brilliance, but in the ability to see others flourish.
In the vibrant and rigorous world of Edo-period Kabuki, Master Kikunosuke watches as his admiration for his young disciple, Tanosuke, transforms into a corrosive envy that threatens to destroy them both. What begins as a masterful mentorship ends in a painful rift, driven by the weight of ego and the fear of irrelevance. Years later, a chance encounter forces both actors to confront the scars of the past.