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Authors

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Clockwise from top: Jessica, Annie, Angelyn, Kaylee, Karlyn and Erika. Types of Theatre author. My name is Karlyn. I am 12 years old and I love writing and listening to music. My hobbies are singing, dancing, acting, basketball and more. I love hanging out with my friends and having a good time. I loved doing this project and it was a wonderful learning experience. My name is Angelyn. I'm in the 7th grade. I love to listen and play guitar to AFI and Panic!

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Music

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Today, many people in Japan enjoy different styles of music like J-Pop (Japanese Pop), J-Rock (Japanese Rock), and even the old traditional music. There are many styles and bands and singers out in Japan who can create beautiful music, even if you don’t understand a single word they say in Japanese. Today, there are so many artists, you just can’t keep track of them. Listen to BoA VALENTI. Listen to ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION.

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Instruments

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It originally came from China. A Biwa is a lute with a short neck and is held vertically while you play it. The strings on a Biwa range from three to five. Instruments that are played with the Biwa are known as Biwagaku. This particular instrument was used for traditional story telling. As good as it sounds when played mixed with other instruments, it is also used for solos.

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Costumes

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Japan has many different types of costumes, each unique. There are many different features that a Japanese costume must have to be used for the theatre. Each costume has specific rules to follow. Every costume is specially made for a certain actor, but can be used for different parts. Costumes are intricate, formal and extremely imaginative. Kabuki costumes use big wigs, and many different types of mask styles to match the character they portray. The color red is excellent and means passion and super...

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Map

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These are the sources where we found the information and images used in our website. Bugbog. 15 Feb. 2006. Http:/ www.bugbog.com/maps/asia/japan map.html. Kabuki Theatre. 15 Feb. 2006. Http:/ japan-guide.com/e/e2090.html. Noh Theatre/Kyogen. 15 Feb.2006. Http:/ www.iijnet.or.jp.NOH-KYOGEN/english/english.html. Bunraku Puppets. 15 Feb. 2006. Http:/ www.asianinterstage.com/tonda/. Kabuki Theatre Pictures. 15 Feb. 2006. Http:/ www.amphi.com/ psteffen/fmf/kabuki.html. Noh Theatre Image 1. 15 Feb. 2006. Http:...

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PORTFOLIO: Musicals - David Goldstein: Scenic and Lighting Designer

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David Goldstein: Scenic and Lighting Designer. Follow on Instagram @davidgoldsteindesigns. The American Theatre of Actors, Off Bwy. Produced by the New York Film Academy. Directed by: Nathan Brewer. Choreographed by: Diedre Goodwin. Scenic Design: D. Goldstein. Costume Design: David DW Withrow. Lighting Design: Ethan Steimel. Photos by D. Goldstein. The Actors Temple Theatre, Off Broadway. By Daniel Wise and David Schecter. Directed and Choreographed by:. Scenic Design: D Goldstein. My One And Only.

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Masks

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The gyodo mask was specifically used for Buddhist outdoor worshipping. The processions were held with an inauguration of a temple. The masks were made into things such as bodhisativas, guardian deities, dragon gods, bishamonten, and certain demons. These masks would cover the entire face and more, which represented a superhuman. The gyodo masks were used from the late Heian period (792- 1185) in towards the Muromachi period (1392- 1568).

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Performers

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The Japanese people are well known for many things such as their myths, beliefs and the way they treat each other. The Japanese people are also known for their theatre and art. There are two main types of Japanese theatre, Noh and Kabuki. Both include beautiful costumes and of course, beautiful performers.

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Theatre

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There are three different types of Japanese theatre:. Kabuki, Noh, and Bunraku. Kabuki is a traditional form of Japanese theatre. It began in the Endo period. The Kabuki plays are usually about moral conflicts in love or historical events. The actors in the Kabuki plays use old fashioned language that's hard for even the Japanese people to understand. The characters use lifeless voices and are accompanied by traditional Japanese instruments. There are five categories of Noh theatre.