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theatre
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- 1. theatre
- 2. Japanese TheatreBunraku NohKabuki
- 3. Noh Drama
- 4. Noh Drama Emerged in the 14th c. Invention attributed to Kanami Kiyotsugu (1333-1384)
- 5. Noh CharactersRoles in all dramas Shite:
- 6. Noh TraditionPlotless, tragicSinging, speech, and dancingNo limitation in time or spaceMany emotions
- 7. Bunraku
- 8. Ningyo-joruri, literally puppets and storytelling1684: Takemoto Gidayu
- 9. Kabuki 1586: Kabuki was invented by a dancing priestess, Izumono no Okuni
- 10. Kabuki was popular theatre with a greater emphasis on plot and excitement.
- 11. Kabuki Theatre1652: Young boys forbidden to play
- 12. Kabuki Style Kata: stylized movement patterns Onnagata:
- 13. Kabuki Traditions Mawari-butai: revolving stage Tyobo: drums
- 14. Japanese national theatre today has not changed much since the early performances
- 15. Sibuya- one of the most popular entertainment
- 16. The traditional theatre of JapanNational Theatre of JapanKabuki theatre
- 17. Tokyo -Metropolitan theatreJapanese avant-garde theatre is more popular than the national
- 18. Contemporary avant-garde theatrеScenes from contemporary theater performancesEvents in contemporary theater performances
- 19. Japanese cinemait is almost completely taken over the entertainment function of theatre and replaced it
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Japanese TheatreBunraku NohKabuki
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Слайд 5Noh
Characters
Roles in all dramas
Shite: person
Waki: man who
introduces story and asks questions, often a priest
Kokata: child
Kyogen: clown
Слайд 6Noh Tradition
Plotless, tragic
Singing, speech, and dancing
No limitation in time or
space
Many emotions
Слайд 8Ningyo-joruri, literally puppets and storytelling
1684: Takemoto Gidayu set up his
own theater in Osaka
He was helped in his effort by
Chikamatsu Monzaemon and Takeda Izumo. Bunraku developed alongside and competed with Kabuki.
Слайд 11Kabuki Theatre
1652: Young boys forbidden to play female roles
1983: An
all-female Kabuki troupe is formed: Nagoya Musume Kabuki
Слайд 12Kabuki Style
Kata: stylized movement patterns
Onnagata: female characters
centerpiece dance
Kumadori
makeup
refined, merchant’s sons who fall in love with beautiful courtesans,
disowned by families
Слайд 13Kabuki Traditions
Mawari-butai: revolving stage
Tyobo: drums
Geza: “music box”
-- samisen
Debayasi: onstage orchestra during dance
Слайд 15Sibuya- one of the most popular entertainment centers in Tokyo
but
today Japanese theater going through hard times due to lack
of funding.
Слайд 18Contemporary avant-garde theatrе
Scenes from contemporary theater performances
Events in contemporary theater
performances
Слайд 19Japanese cinema
it is almost completely taken over the entertainment function
of theatre and replaced it
