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  frank07 at 10:34 AM JST - 17th October

  nude kabuki would be better, imho

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  frank07 at 10:34 AM JST - 17th October

  i take that back most actors are men

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  PepinGalarga at 11:20 AM JST - 17th October

  Just because you love hamburgers doesn't mean you have to go meet the cows.

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  PASHA_51 at 12:42 PM JST - 17th October

  Like audience like actors

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  Phillyprnc at 03:27 PM JST - 17th October

  I would love to do this with Opera. And its great that anyone into Kabuki in LA would have this experience. Its NOT for the curious though, huh?

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  Nessie at 03:56 PM JST - 17th October

  nude kabuki would be better, imho

  Guys-playing-girls gone wild?

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  sctaber56 at 04:50 PM JST - 17th October

  I'm going with friends to see the kabuki performance Saturday afternoon in San Francisco at SFSU - can't wait! A very rare treat to be sure.

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  TheGreatSantini at 08:46 AM JST - 18th October

  Kabuki is great! But no one seems to know where the word "kabuki" comes from. I hear they use the word with politics in some places. "Kabuki politics." Me? I love Kabuki but think that Kyogen is highly underrated. I am not talking about Noh-Kyogen, but the type of Kyogen that stands alone.That actually precedes Noh historically. Came from China and was called Saru-gaku . . . . Japan is the most unique country in the whole world, if you ask me.

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  sctaber56 at 03:16 PM JST - 18th October

  @TheGreatSantini: At today's Kabuki performance in San Francisco (which, btw, was absolutely amazing, transformative, and left me utterly breathless wanting more), we learned from the program that "taken from the verb "kabuku" (meaning to tilt forward), kabuki figuratively signifies customs or behaviors that are unconventional, departing from tradition and attracting attention." Seattle, Portland, and Denver audiences are in for an unforgetable experience.

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