• Kabuki is a traditional Japanese form of theater

with roots tracing back to the Edo Period.

• footbridge (hanamichi) that leads through the
audience, allowing for a dramatic entrance or
exit.
• Ambiance is aided with live music performed
using traditional instruments.
• Several male kabuki actors are therefore
specialists in playing female roles (onnagata).
• They serve the purpose to hand the actors props
or assist them in various other ways, in order to
make the performance seamless. They are called
"kurogo" and are to be regarded as non-
existent.
• all kabuki actors have a yago (hereditary stage
name), which is closely associated to the theater
troupe which he is from
• KABUKI THEATERS
• Kabukiza Theatre
• Tokyo National Theatre
• Minamiza Theater
• Shochikuza Theater
• Hakataza Theater
• Kumadori is makeup used for theatrical
performances.
• dark red anger, passion, or cruelty
• dark blue sadness or depression
• pink youth or cheerfulness
• light blue or green calm
• purple for nobility
• brown for selfishness
• black for fear.
• Kimono is mainly used as a costume for
Kabuki, a performing art that grew up in the Edo
period.
In addition to kimonos such as yukata and
hanten that are worn even today, as samurai
costumes, a set of hakama and jacket called
kamishimo, sometimes reminiscent of a fantasy
existence.
• Wayang kulit, or shadow puppets, are without a
doubt the best known of the Indonesian wayang.
• Wayang Kulit was created by Sunan Giri at the
end of the 15th century and is used as a medium
for preaching Islam in Gresik.
• CHARACTERS
• Most Wayang Kulit Kelantan characters have a
single articulated arm especially for the main
figures such as Seri Rama, Laksamana, Siti
Dewi and Sirat Maharaja
• Shadow Puppetry A flat human or animal
shape fixed to thin sticks.
• rod puppet is a figure operated from beneath by
means of wooden or metal rods.
• its simplest the rod puppet is a basic marotte or
stick puppet operated with a single rod