Spotlight Event: Edamame Butterfly – Kazu Kusano’s “Exposure” at The MAIN

Mark your calendars for a unique theatrical experience on Friday, November 8, as Japanese solo performer Kazu Kusano brings her critically acclaimed show, “Edamame Butterfly: Exposure,” to The MAIN in Santa Clarita. In this hour-long performance, Kusano tackles the intricacies of modern sexual politics with humor and insight, guiding her audience on a poignant journey that blends past and present.
Kazu Kusano has captivated audiences worldwide with her compelling storytelling, skillfully shifting between light-hearted humor and serious social commentary. Her performance invites you to explore themes of self-worth and resilience, encouraging empathy through a narrative that delves deep into the challenges of contemporary relationships. The San Francisco Chronicle praises her as “a consummate storyteller, keen of insight, crisp of gesture, wicked of attitude.”
Kazu is no stranger to the spotlight—her credits include appearances on America’s Got Talent and Comedy Central. She is also the winner of the Best of San Francisco Fringe Festival and has enjoyed successful runs at the Vancouver and Toronto Fringe Festivals. Now, she brings her signature style and storytelling to Santa Clarita, promising a show that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Directed by Jennifer Jasper and produced by Karate Chop Teriyaki Productions, this NC-17 rated show is sure to be an engaging exploration of the dynamics of modern relationships, as seen through Kazu’s unique perspective.
Tickets for “Edamame Butterfly: Exposure” are available now, with general admission priced at $22.23, including fees, and discounted tickets for seniors at $16.97. Attendees are encouraged to secure their seats early, as this is likely to be a popular event. Refunds are available up to seven days before the performance.
The show will take place at The MAIN, located at 24266 Main Street, Santa Clarita. Known as a central hub for arts and culture in Santa Clarita, The MAIN has served the community for over two decades, providing a venue for music, comedy, theatre, film, and visual arts. Since 2017, the City of Santa Clarita has managed the venue, transforming it into a versatile arts center with a rotating monthly art gallery and a variety of free programs every Thursday night. In addition to public performances, The MAIN is also available for private rentals, film shoots, and other productions, making it a cornerstone of the vibrant arts scene in Old Town Newhall.
For tickets and more information about the event, visit The MAIN’s official website and join a community that celebrates the diverse talents of performers like Kazu Kusano, who are not afraid to push boundaries and challenge societal norms.