Noh Theatre: Costumes and Masks - Asian Art Newspaper

The Noh performance commences with the sound of flutes, un-melodic and unearthly, the whole purpose of which is to underscore a departure from the day-to-day, and an entry into the world of spirits. Throughout the play, supporters on the stage…

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Noh Theatre: Costumes and Masks - Asian Art Newspaper

Costumes of complexity: From Nô to Mata Hari, 2,000 Years of Asian Theatre, Theatre

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