The Kabuki Theatre
The Kabuki Theatre by Earle Ernst is a comprehensive exploration of the intricate world of Kabuki, published by University of Hawaii Press in 1974. This reissue spans 324 pages and is presented in English, offering readers a detailed examination of the historical and cultural significance of this traditional Japanese performing art.
In this book, readers will find a thorough explanation of the background, facts, and emotions surrounding Kabuki, articulated from both Japanese and Western perspectives. The content delves into various aspects of the performing arts, theater history, and literary criticism, providing insights that enhance understanding of this unique drama form. Through its meticulous approach, the book invites readers to engage deeply with the cultural nuances of Japan.
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‘This book explains everything lucidly and painstakingly- the background, the facts, the emotions, both from a Japanese and a Western point of view. If you can keep paying attention you will find at the end that you seem to have been living in Japan for quite a while.’ –Edwin Denby, ‘Art News’
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