Kabuki
Kabuki by Masakatsu Gunji Hardcover
Kabuki: A Pocket Guide by Ronald Cavaye Paperback
Kabuki-Backstage, Onstage: An Actor's Life by Matazo Nakamura, Mark Oshima (Translator) Hardcover
164 pages
Kabuki: Five Classic Plays by James R. Brandon Paperback
Kabuki: Japanese Drama by Margaret H. Young Hardcover
Kabuki Costume by Ruth M. Shaver Hardcover
Kabuki Costumes Paper Dolls by Ming-Ju Sun Paperback
Kabuki Dancer by James R. Brandon, Sawako Ariyoshi Hardcover
The Kabuki Guide by Masakatsu Gunji Paperback
Kabuki Plays on Stage: Darkness and Desire, 1804-1864 (Kabuki Plays on Stage, Volume 3) by James R. Brandon Hardcover
416 pages
The fourteen plays mark an extreme point in the development of kabuki dramaturgy. The plays are remarkable, even within kabuki, for their intense theatricality, gutsy individualism of character, cold-blooded and ferocious violence, realism pushed into fantasy and grotesquery, novelty for its own sake, sexual aggressiveness, and assertion of female will. The plays depict a society in extremis, the end of an era, a time often marked by unmitigated darkness and desire.
Kabuki Plays on Stage: Villainy and Vengeance, 1773-1799 (Kabuki Plays on Stage, Volume 2) by James R. Brandon Hardcover
400 pages
Kabuki Theatre by Earie Ernest Paperback
The Kabuki Theatre of Japan by A. C. Scott Paperback
320 pages
Kabuki-Backstage, Onstage: An Actor's Life by Matazo Nakamura Hardcover
New Kabuki Encyclopedia: A Revised Adaptation of Kabuki Jiten Hardcover
Staging Japanese Theatre: Kabuki by John D. Mitchell Paperback
The Stars Who Created Kabuki: Their Lives, Loves and Legacy by Laurence R. Kominz Hardcover
224 pages
Studies in Kabuki: Its Acting, Music and Historical Context by James R. Brandon Paperback
Sukeroku's Double Identity: The Dramatic Structure of Edo Kabuki (Michigan Papers in Japanese Studies) by Barbara E Thornbury Paperback
Three Kabuki Pioneers and Their Modern Legacy by Laurence R. Kominz Hardcover
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