Styles of Theatre: Noh Theatre
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Analyzes and demonstrates the style of a Noh play, One horned hermit (Ikkaku sennin), Japan's oldest form of theater. English commentary notes and analyzes the movements and stance of the Noh performers.
Shots of Japanese performers in elaborate costumes, including robes and masks. A man kneels down before performing a very controlled dance with a fan. The man continues his performance, moving about the stage in a very precise and deliberate manner. Footage of a more elaborate performance with large, intricate costumes. A person in a demon mask sits in a cage and is later released as other performers dance with fans.
Shots of Japanese performers in elaborate costumes, including robes and masks. A man kneels down before performing a very controlled dance with a fan. The man continues his performance, moving about the stage in a very precise and deliberate manner. Footage of a more elaborate performance with large, intricate costumes. A person in a demon mask sits in a cage and is later released as other performers dance with fans.
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- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, creator, catalog record
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