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Theatre in Classical Japan

Theatre in Classical Japan. Theatre in East Asia. Theatre before literature Ballad and puppetry Korea – p’ansori China – Peking Opera Japan – Noh and Kabuki. Noh . Prior to 12 th century, Japan isolated Influence of China on Japan after 12 th century Trade, ideas going back and forth

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Theatre in Classical Japan

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  1. Theatre in Classical Japan

  2. Theatre in East Asia • Theatre before literature • Ballad and puppetry • Korea – p’ansori • China – Peking Opera • Japan – Noh and Kabuki

  3. Noh • Prior to 12th century, Japan isolated • Influence of China on Japan after 12th century • Trade, ideas going back and forth • Sondaku • Kan’amiKiyotsuguelevated status of Noh theatre in 14th century

  4. Theatre • Made of wood • Hashigakari • Roof over top

  5. Elements • Shirabyoushimask • Instruments • Precise exaggerated movements

  6. Story Components of Noh • Dojoji • Wandering spirits and redemption • Revenge and Redemption

  7. Kabuki • Puppet shows • Short intercessions

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