
Kabuki
Kabuki is an Edo-period theatre tradition known for actor-centred performance, music and dance, inherited stage names, and technically inventive staging.

Kabuki is an Edo-period theatre tradition known for actor-centred performance, music and dance, inherited stage names, and technically inventive staging.

Kyōgen is the spoken comic theatre of Nohgaku, using concise plots, stylized dialogue, and recognizable human types to turn conflict into performance.

Noh is a classical Japanese masked dance-drama built from chant, instrumental music, highly controlled movement, and a repertory transmitted through hereditary schools.