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Shinpa (新派) (also
rendered shimpa) is a
modern form of
theater in ****an
usually featuring melodramatic stories,
contrasted with the more
traditional kabuki...
- ****anese
theatre includes shingeki (experimental Western-style theatre),
shinpa (new
school theatre) and shōgekijō (little theatre). In addition, there...
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Okamoto Kido and
Hasegawa Shin. He
became a
leading member of the
shinpa modern drama movement in the 1930s.
During World War II, he was
active in...
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Republic of China.
Drawing from
traditional forms of
theatre and,
through shinpa,
Western dramatical conventions, the
genre emerged in the late 1910s as...
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professional performance of
Hamlet in ****an was Otojirō Kawakami's 1903
Shinpa ("new
school theatre") adaptation.
Tsubouchi Shōyō
translated Hamlet and...
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Postmodernist Reverse motion Satire Sceneggiata Semido****entary
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built upon the
Chinese opera,
early spoken-word forms, and the ****anese
shinpa. The
development of the
purely spoken-word
huaju in the 1920s
built on the...
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preferred the more action-packed jidai-geki
historical swashbucklers over the
shinpa melodramas, and its
Kamata studios were destro**** by the 1923
Great Kantō...
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Postmodernist Reverse motion Satire Sceneggiata Semido****entary
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cinema Socialist realist Sound Underground Video nasty...
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films from 1923 to 1959. Kōdō
first began acting on the
stage in 1901 in
shinpa dramas. He
joined the
Teikine studio in 1923, and
after the war, the Toho...
