2003年05月11日
Shibaraku
The Japan Times(C)Kabuki May 2003
"Shibaraku" depicts a situation in which good people is persecuted by evil people. Finally, a good hero stops the situation haulting "Shibaraku", means of "just a moment".
Haggling about sly moneymaking among a hairdresser with criminal record, too worldly-with landlord and a couple of ignorance.
Unconventional comedic performance. It includes a blatant throng of buddest monks, a girl team of cheer leaders, and Matsui and Shinjyo, the major leagers!
...Last evening, Johnny from NJ and I had a extreme fun with Kabuki! A bunch of us occupied a couple of reserved luxury box seat quite close to the Hanamichi stage, enjoying each gorgeous lunch box of Kiccho and a piece of cake of Shoan.
The performance was so great! Bright colors of clothing, good looks of "Dan-Kiku", Danjyuro and Kikugoro, instead of simple stories;-P Moreover, Kabuki is a very leisure involving stage performance, special dressing for each audience, shopping and eating.
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