1 Actor 13 Roles・Danjūrō's Senbon Zakura
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- In this video, we focus on a special upcoming production of Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura by Ichikawa Danjūrō XIII, to take place in July at the Kabuki-za.
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I saw this performance last month, and it was incredible! A master at work ❤
I can't get enough Kabuki. I wish I was less ADHD so I could actually learn Japanese, I would love to go to a Kabuki play one day.
The production is meticulously planned and prepared! Running for four hours is more than enough! The most important issue is to how to retain audience’s attention and interest throughout this four hours run! This 13 roles production is not only a massive undertaking but also the biggest challenge in the career of Danjuurou Ichikawa XIII, Hakuen so far! To accomplish this huge feat it requires organisability , planning, coordination, execution, experience, timing, dexterity and finally stamina! Fingers crossed and pray to Buddha 🤞🤞🤞🙏🙏🙏✊✊✊❤️❤️❤️
Brother, I've always been interested in this type of play, in which an actor plays several roles over a period of time. And honestly, I think this type of play only works in Kabuki, as it creates a sense of mysticism and mystery that many plays in the West don't have. It's a very unique charm. Speaking of this type of play in question, I have a question here: in 2019, Kataoka Ainosuke VI alongside Nakamura Kazutaro and Onoe Matsuya II starred in a toshi kyogen in Hakata-za, in which he played a total of 10 roles. My only question is: do you know what play this was and what roles he played?
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That is Waki Noboru Mizu-ni Koi Taki, a play premiered in 1914, but based on the classic koi tsukami ("carp-catching") scene of the Kikugorō family. I wish I knew more about this play, but I haven't seen a complete production yet. Some of the roles played by Ainosuke are Tawara no Tota, the Carp King’s Son, Shiganosuke, the Spirit of the Carp, Satahei and Kanpaku.
Great video, I was wondering why you didn't bother to continue your series on genroku chushingura? I really wanted to see your continued analysis
At the time, the video was received a bit poorly, so I decided not to insist for the being. I love the play, so I'd be more than happy to continue covering others parts if there is interest.
@@KabukiInDepth personally I would love it, however I understand if there are other stuff you would like to do instead
Are the scenes made shorter mostly by cutting lines, or by making revisions to the acting kata to make them less time consuming? I get the feeling that the pace of a lot of kabuki performances has slowed down somewhat over time. If the current 9 scene Tôshi Kyôgen takes 8 hours, the Edo period version with 15 scenes must have been monstrously long if the scenes are all done at the present day speed. I know our attention spans are shorter these days, but it seems unlikely the lay was 12 hours, even back then.