Kabuki is a type of Japanese theatre that dates back to the 17th century. Performing under the stage name Onoe Maholo, the 10-year-old French-Japanese boy has been a kabuki performer since he was ...

TOKYO—What would the shogun say? At recent shows in this city’s venerable Kabuki theater, a venue on par with the Metropolitan Opera, pop music blared as the audience waved neon pink light ...

One of Japan’s most popular kabuki actors has been arrested this week for allegedly helping his mother die by suicide. Ennosuke Ichikawa, 47, was taken into custody Tuesday on allegations that ...

But despite its long history and influence over other art forms—including Kabuki—Noh remains relatively lesser known. Noh troupes employ movements and gestures that are exacting and deliberate.

Director Lee Sang-il's Kabuki drama "Kokuho," screening at Cannes Directors' Fortnight, represents the culmination of a 15-year creative journey, bringing to life a sweeping tale of artistry ...

With its distinctive kumadori make-up, vibrant costumes, and dynamic action, the kabuki theater occupies a central position in Japan’s performing arts and is an immediately recognizable symbol ...

What is the relationship between Asian drag queens and muscle boys at the Mr and Ms GAPA 1991 ... Mirror of Male Love describing the clothing of Kabuki boy actors seems so fitting for drag divas ...

With roots in early 17th century Japan, the traditional form of Japanese theatre know as kabuki has been entertaining audiences for hundreds of years. Now, thanks to embracing new technology ...