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Kabuki is a traditional Japanese dance-drama form that originated in the 17th century. Performances feature elaborate costumes, makeup, and wigs to convey character emotions and statuses. Kabuki was initially performed by women on riverbanks but grew rapidly in popularity. Today, Kabuki continues as a form of entertainment using stages, music, and trained actors to convey stories through dance and drama without dialogue. Actors rely on music cues and use elaborate makeup in specific colors to represent character traits and emotions. Costumes are extravagant and colorful, typically made of silk and embroidered.
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This document discusses different theatrical forms from China and Japan. It provides information on the roles and characters in Peking Opera from China, which includes the main role of Sheng and other roles like Dan, Jing, and Chou. Details are also given on Kabuki drama from Japan, including elements like Mie poses and the categories of Onna-gata and Aragoto roles. Students are assigned a performance task to illustrate costumes from China or Japan and take a quiz testing their understanding of information from the document.
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Kabuki theater originated as a form of entertainment performed by women but is now performed by male actors. It is known for its elaborate costumes and makeup and features long performances during which audiences could eat. Bunraku is a type of puppet theater featuring life-sized puppets operated by three puppeteers and accompanied by a narrator. Noh is Japan's oldest form of theater and features sparse stages and dreamlike stories often involving spirits and ghosts. The theaters differ in their intended audiences and costumes, with Noh aimed at upper classes and Kabuki and Bunraku at merchants and adults respectively.
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Kabuki theater originated as a form of entertainment performed by women but is now performed by male actors. It is known for its elaborate costumes and makeup and features long performances during which audiences could eat. Bunraku is a type of puppet theater featuring life-sized puppets operated by three puppeteers and accompanied by a narrator. Noh is Japan's oldest form of theater and features sparse stages and dreamlike stories often involving spirits and ghosts. The theaters differ in their intended audiences and costumes, with Kabuki aimed at commoners and Noh for samurai.
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This document provides an overview of several forms of Asian theatre, including Noh drama from Japan, Bunraku puppet theatre from Japan, and Kabuki theatre from Japan. It discusses the history and development of each form, important figures, conventions, and their status today. Noh drama combines dance, drama, music and poetry and is performed by highly trained professional artists. Bunraku uses puppetry accompanied by a narrator and shamisen player, with the puppets manipulated by three experts. Kabuki, which was created in the early 1600s, is now a refined classical form where all female roles are played by male actors.
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Asian theatrical forms focus on performance rather than story. Peking Opera features music, dance, and acrobatics performed by actors in elaborate costumes portraying specific roles. Kabuki also combines dance, music, and stylized acting performed by male actors, including female impersonators. Wayang kulit is Indonesian shadow puppet theater influenced by local religions, using leather puppets manipulated by a narrator. Nang is Thai shadow puppetry traditionally performed at festivals using intricately cut leather puppets.
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Kabuki is a traditional Japanese form of theater known for stylized drama performed by male actors. Key elements include dramatic makeup, elaborate costumes, historical and domestic stories performed over a full day, and a revolving stage with trapdoors. Actors hold poses called "mie" and apply distinctive makeup including white base with stylized red, blue, or black lines. Costumes, props, and fast costume changes are also important artistic elements of Kabuki performances.
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Kabuki theater is a classical Japanese dance-drama known for its elaborate costumes and stylized performances. It originated in the 17th century in Kyoto performed by female entertainers and grew popular among common people in Japan. However, eventually only male performers were allowed and they took over both male and female roles. During its golden age in the 18th century, kabuki theater formalized its structure, style and character types and closely associated with puppet theater, influencing each other.
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This document provides information about the traditional Chinese theater art form of Peking opera. It discusses the main male and female roles, including the Sheng and Dan. It describes elements like song, speech, dance, and combat. It explains the meaning behind the colors used in masks and makeup. Red denotes loyalty while white denotes evil. It discusses the costumes, including the Xingtou, and props like chairs that can represent different objects through convention. The document provides questions to test understanding of the roles, characteristics, performance, and key terms of Peking opera.
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Theater traditions are rich in Asia, particularly in countries like Japan, China, Indonesia, and others. Various forms of traditional Asian theater are often accompanied by musical ensembles. In Indonesia, Wayang Kulit shadow puppet theater involves leather puppets and a Gamelan orchestra. Peking Opera in China similarly incorporates traditional Chinese instruments and tunes. Kabuki theater in Japan is accompanied by shamisen players and other instruments in the Hayashi ensemble. These forms of Asian theater integrate music and performance as important cultural traditions passed down through generations.
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Kabuki theatre group project 2
- 1. Kabuki Theater Alyssa DeFonte, Phil Giannino, Imani Suber, Valerie Baglay
- 3. It’s not Shapoopi, it’s KABUKI!
- 4. Kabuki Theater Kabuki is a Japanese dance and drama play involving elaborate costumes, eye- catching makeup, and outrageous wigs to convey the audience. Known as “the art of singing and dancing”
- 5. History Created around the year 1600 by a woman named Okuni who preformed alone on riverbanks. Then her audience grew rapidly. Still preformed today, Kabuki continues to be a form of entertainment enjoyed by many.
- 6. Anatomy of Kabuki Kabuki theaters relied on the stages, plots, and music. Music was used to set the mood of the play and it also helped emphasize important points in the plays. The actors were trained to take their cues not from a stage director but from the music so listening to the music allowed them know when it was their turn to take the stage.
- 7. Concepts Sergei Eisenstein discusses how Kabuki is related to cinema through the usage of conveying emotions. Although this elaborate art dose not use dialogue, they do have elaborate makeup which explains their emotions during the play as well as their singing performance.
- 8. Makeup Kabuki Theater is known for the style of its drama and for the elaborate makeup worn by some of its performers. Makeup helps provide an element of style that is easily recognizable.
- 9. Application Process How makeup is applied: -rice powder is used to create the white base for the characteristic stage makeup -Kumadori: helps enhances and exaggerates facial lines to produce dramatic animal or supernatural masks. -Based on the meaning on the colors on the next slide, you can go about painting it however you want for the character
- 10. When makeup is applied, colors and lines help suggest character. Red lines are used to indicate passion, heroism, righteousness and other positive traits. Black or Blue indicates villain, jealously, and other negative traits Green lines indicate supernatural Purple lines indicate nobility
- 11. Costumes Costumes tend to be extravagant, colorful and flamboyant costumes are unique and different Usually made of silk and embroidered 4 main parts of a dress is: outer clothing, inner clothing, lower garments, and headdresses
- 12. Kabuki Examples Drag Queens “Ru Pauls Drag Race”
- 15. Haiku Poetry 5, 7, 5 syllables Bright stars in the sky Side by side with the moonlight What a lovely sight!
- 16. Group Contributions Imani-Examples of Kabuki and Haiku Valerie-Makeup and Application Process Alyssa-History and Costumes Phil-Anatomy of Kabuki theater and Concepts
- 17. Refrences "Edutainment Kabuki Theater." Kabuki Theater. N.p., n.d. Web. 03 Mar. 2014. "Japanese Culture - Entertainment - Kabuki Theater." Japanese Culture - Entertainment - Kabuki Theater. N.p., n.d. Web. 02 Mar. 2014. "Kabuki." Kabuki. N.p., n.d. Web. 01 Mar. 2014. "The Story behind the Faces." The Story behind the Faces. N.p., n.d. Web. 02 Mar. 2014. LogoTV.com/Rupaul’s Drag Race Season 6/Meet the Queens Youtube.com/Everybody Loves Raymond-Frank’s Tribute