Describing the onstage magic and the backstage hierarchy that is Kabuki, this book looks at the 500-year-old spectacle of dance, music and elaborate costume from an actor's point of view.
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This review is from: Kabuki, Backstage, Onstage: An Actor's Life (Hardcover)
Interesting but the author arrived quite late on the kabuki stage and in an unconventional fashion. Generally kabuki dynasties are long held and quite prestegious. This is explained clearly by Mr. Nakamura. I wonder, however, if the story is all that complete without a view from a family or actors that have been entrenched in the world of kabuki for 2 or 3 hundred years and may have a remarkably different perspective on their world. Only a nagging feeling that I couldn't shake while I read this tome.
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