Kabuki Plays
by James R. Brandon, Tamako Niwa-Kano
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Readers appreciate the detailed account of the play, finding it informative and engaging. The overall reception is positive, highlighting the quality of the presentation.
Synopsis
Genuine classical Japanese drama combining both farcical and melodramatic, are offered respectively in The Zen Substitute and Kanjincho .
Liberal staging and acting instructions, details on makeup and costumes, a glossary and suggestions for adapting to American theatres are offered.
What debts western drama owes to Japanese theatre shine through with pristine clarity in these excellent renditions.
Contents: The Zen Substitute Kanjincho
Publication
Kabuki Plays is a comedy play written by James R. Brandon and published by Samuel French (1966).
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