Japanese Theatre

What was one of the main reasons Onna-Kabuki was banned in 1623?

After Japan was defeated in WWII, the U.S. government banned Kabuki plays with this theme:

True/False: It can take 30 years to control the head of a puppet in Bunraku theatre

A Noh Drama program consisted of five Noh plays and how many Kyogen plays?

The "onna" in Onna-Kabuki and Onnagata means:

This musical instrument used during Bunraku is called:

What kind of tree can be found painted on the Noh stage and along the bridge to the stage?

In a Bunraku play, the chanter is most concerned about

What type of modern theatre is closest to Japanese theatre?

Kabuki makeup helps the audience to determine what about the actor

This actor is performing in what kind of Japanese theatre?

What was the Japanese "hanamachi"?

True or False: A Kyogen farce contains acting that is realistic.

This actor is playing what?

Approximately when was Kabuki theatre invented?

What is Chikamatsu Monzaemon famous for?  

True or False: Japanese theatre has become completely modernized within the last 50 years.

The musical instruments during a Noh drama program consist of

What kind of Japanese theatre is this?

True/False: Bunraku puppeteers also did the singing and vocalization for their puppets.

The inventor of Kabuki:

Many Kabuki plays are adaptations of what kind of plays?

In Kabuki theatre, which of the following was the LEAST important?

When a Kabuki actor "strikes a pose," it is called their:

This stage would be used for what kind of theatre?

The Chunori is a system similar to one in which theatre era?

In what country did Kyogen theatre begin?

The Mwari-Butai was a

This is called the...

Acting during a Kyogen can be called