MAPEH REVIEW

• HISTORY PLAYS OR "JIDAIMONI" - Dramatizations major political (9th to 15th century)
• DOMESTIC PLAYES OR "SEWAMONO" - Deals with the affairs of townspeople
• DANCE DRAMAS OR THE "SHOSAGOT" - deal with the world of spirits and animals
• ARAGOTO - exempledied by exaggerated actions, dramatic eye catching make-ups and elaborately designed costumes
• KUMADORI -

  • used in Kabuki Theatre
  • uses dark lines to create mask-life effect in the performer's face
• DEBAYASHI - made up of the Hayashi ensemble
• JORURI - derived from the gidayu-shamisen singer
• KAMITE - is often where you will see the important or high RANKING characters
• SHIMOTE - LOWER-RANKING CHARACTERS
• NOH DRAMA - FOCUS on a single character
• NOH DRAMA - SHITE who interrogated prompted, and challenged by the WAKI
• NOH DRAMA - Themes often relate to dreams, supernatural world, ghost and spirits.
• NOH DRAMA - Movement is slow
• NOH DRAMA STAGE - Two main characters/ on a squar stage ( butai )
• NOH DRAMA ROLES - All performers in Noh are MALE
• SHITE - It is a lead character and Act holy man, deity, a demon, a spirit, or a living man
• WAKI - It is a supporting actor and Rose such as priest, monk, or sumarai / Always portray living people
• HAYASHI - The musicians and it has also Four musicians provide accompaniment for the performance
• Jiutai - The chorus and sits to the left of the stage
• GETAWAY DRUG - states the use of certain drug
• REASON WHY PEOPLE SMOKE:

  • Peer pressure
  • Out of curiosity
  • Creates social atmosphere
  • Relieve stress
• SHORT TERM EFFECT OF SMOKING :

  • Bad breath
  • Bad taste in mouth
  • Yellow and brown stain on teeth
  • Lost athletic ability
• LONG TERM EFFECT OF SMOKING:

  • Heart disease
  • Cancer
  • Lung Cancer
• SHORT TERM OF EFFECT OF ALCOHOL:

  • Memory loss
  • Blurred vision
  • Delayed Reaction
  • Vomiting
• LONG TERM OF EFFECT OF ALCOHOL:

  • Liver damage
  • Sexual performance problem
  • Malnutrition
  • Cancer
• KABUKI THEATRE - Kabuki meaning " ART OF SINGING AND DANCING "
• KABUKI THEATRE - invented by a Kyoto shrine maiden
• KABUKI THEATRE - AIl MALE theatre and actors
• KABUKI THEATRE - ONNAGATA or OYAMA
• KABUKI THEATRE - three most prominent forms of traditional Japanese theatre
• KABUKI THEATRE - along with the Noh and Mingyo joruri (Bunraku)
• KOKEN - Stage attendants/Dressed in black