The story of Chika Honda
a Japanese tourist who spent a decade in Melbourne prisons
A Documentary Performance

Chika
Poster Design by Janette Hoe
Chika
CD Cover by , Elly Mantzaris
presents
Photographs: Mayu Kanamori, Michelle Mossop, Jon Armstrong
Music: Dr Thomas Fitzgrald
CHIKA: A Documentary Performance
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26th and 27th September 2008
Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre
CHIKA Adelaide CD Launch
26th September 9pm, Foyer, Dunstan Playhouse
Symposium with Mayu Kanamori, Creator/Producer CHIKA
20 September, Banquet Hall, Adelaide Festival Centre


Japan Foundation Arts NSW ABC Radio National Australia Council for the ArtsAdelaide Festival Centre'sOzAsia Festival

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2005   Wikipedia Entry
2005   ABC 7:30 Report: Convicted drug trafficker maintains innocence
Interview by Peter McCutcheon, Presented by Kerry O'Brien. 21st June, 2005
2005   CHIKA: Radio Program
Broadcast on A World in Your Ear on the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation). 1 May 2005
2005   Chika
Chika premiered on the 23th of February, 2005 at The C.U.B. Malthouse in Melbourne
2005 Chika on ABC Radio National
The radio program Chika featured on ABC Radio National's Radio Eye: Features and Documentaries in January, 2005. The program features original music by Tom Fitzgerald in collaboration with koto virtuoso Satsuki Odamura and narration by Mayu Kanamori. Sound engineering and design by Andrei Shabunov. Co-produced by Nick Franklin and Mayu Kanamori.
2004 Chika In association with ABC Radio National
Finalist: in the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism
Radio Feature, Documentary or Broadcast Special Category
2004 Chika on ABC Radio National
The radio program Chika featured on ABC Radio National's Radio Eye: Features and Documentaries on the 28th February, 2004.
2003
Chika workshops in Melbourne
Workshops for the documentary performance CHIKA were held in Melbourne in December, 2003. Live music by composer Tom Fitzgerald and Satsuki Odamura and physical performance by Yumi Umiumare was successfully integrated with Mayu Kanamori's documentary of Chika Honda's story under the direction of Malcolm Blaylock and filmed by Jon Armstrong.
This project has assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body's New Media Arts Board.

2003 Australia Council for the Arts

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