Add to ORKGTheater research today tends to give highest priority to scholarly materials based on academic schol...
The discourse about Japanese identity, or nihonjiron/Japaneseness, has been popularised in Japan sin...
This dissertation study aims to determine whether the Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa achieved to c...
Theatre, asserts Japanese playwright Betsuyaku Minoru, mirrors the spirit of the times. Building ...
Cette thèse examine et réévalue l’oeuvre théâtrale d’Osanai Kaoru qui a joué un rôle fondamental pou...
This paper, focusing on the productions of Othello in Japan, is intended to be the introductory par...
none3siJapan’s post-war cultural diplomacy has focused on improving its image in the world and on re...
Chikamatsu Monzaemon (1653-1725), often referred to as "Japan's Shakespeare" and a "god of writers,"...
Corinne Atlan reminds us of the existence of two separate branches of Japanese theatre : the traditi...
Medieval madwoman Noh plays have been performed in Japan continually for the last 600 years. In thes...
Since the fourteenth century, theater has been at the center of cultural life in Japan to an extent ...
This thesis is a historical account of left-wing theatre in Japan from its early beginnings in the 1...
Founded in 1913 by Kobayashi Ichizō, one of the most significant entrepreneurs in prewar Japan, Tak...
Note:Scholars are in agreement that the kabuki theatre did not attain its first flowering as a compl...
This thesis examines and re-evaluates the contemporary performance of Shakespeare in Japan, taking t...
Theater research today tends to give highest priority to scholarly materials based on academic schol...
The discourse about Japanese identity, or nihonjiron/Japaneseness, has been popularised in Japan sin...
This dissertation study aims to determine whether the Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa achieved to c...
Theatre, asserts Japanese playwright Betsuyaku Minoru, mirrors the spirit of the times. Building ...
Cette thèse examine et réévalue l’oeuvre théâtrale d’Osanai Kaoru qui a joué un rôle fondamental pou...
This paper, focusing on the productions of Othello in Japan, is intended to be the introductory par...
none3siJapan’s post-war cultural diplomacy has focused on improving its image in the world and on re...
Chikamatsu Monzaemon (1653-1725), often referred to as "Japan's Shakespeare" and a "god of writers,"...
Corinne Atlan reminds us of the existence of two separate branches of Japanese theatre : the traditi...
Medieval madwoman Noh plays have been performed in Japan continually for the last 600 years. In thes...
Since the fourteenth century, theater has been at the center of cultural life in Japan to an extent ...
This thesis is a historical account of left-wing theatre in Japan from its early beginnings in the 1...
Founded in 1913 by Kobayashi Ichizō, one of the most significant entrepreneurs in prewar Japan, Tak...
Note:Scholars are in agreement that the kabuki theatre did not attain its first flowering as a compl...
This thesis examines and re-evaluates the contemporary performance of Shakespeare in Japan, taking t...
Theater research today tends to give highest priority to scholarly materials based on academic schol...
The discourse about Japanese identity, or nihonjiron/Japaneseness, has been popularised in Japan sin...
This dissertation study aims to determine whether the Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa achieved to c...