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Frozen moments : writings on kabuki, 1966-2001 / Samuel L. Leiter.

Van Pelt Library PN2924.5.K3 L458 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Leiter, Samuel L.
Series:
Cornell East Asia series ; 111.
Cornell East Asia series ; 111
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Kabuki.
Physical Description:
xx, 360 pages, : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
Ithaca, NY : Cornell University East Asia Program, [2002]
Contents:
I. Actors
Four Interviews with Kabuki Actors 11
Ichikawa Danjuro XI: A Life in Kabuki 32
Parallel Lives: Sir Henry Irving and Ichikawa Danjuro IX 44
II. Performance
The Frozen Moment: A Kabuki Technique 59
Keren: Spectacle and Trickery in Kabuki Acting 74
What Really Happens Backstage: A Nineteenth-Century Kabuki Document 92
Beautiful Cruelty: Suicide, Murder, Torture, and Combat on the Kabuki Stage 110
Female-Role Specialization in Kabuki: How Real is Real? 147
Kumagai Jinya: Form and Tradition in Kabuki Acting 157
Authentic Kabuki: American Style 183
Terakoya at Brooklyn College 193
III. Theatres
Suwa Haruo's "The Birth of the Hanamichi" 205
The Kanamaru-za: Japan's Oldest Kabuki Theatre 231
Gimme that Old-Time Kabuki: Japan's Rural Theatre Landscape 257
IV. History
From the London Patents to the Edo Sanza: A Partial Comparison of the British Stage and Kabuki, ca. 1650-1800 297.
Notes:
"This collection of fifteen essays was written over nearly four decades by one of America's best-known scholars of Japan's kabuki theatre"--P. [4] of cover.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 333-339) and index.
ISBN:
1885445415
OCLC:
53002140

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