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A striking pose and facial expression used by Kabuki actors to highlight a moment of tension or emotion.

Male actors who specialize in playing female roles in Kabuki theater.

A long walkway extending from the stage through the audience, allowing for impactful entrances and exits.

The stylized makeup used to portray characters and emotional states; color coded to represent traits and moods.

Extravagant and detailed costumes that convey the status, gender, and personality of the character.

The musical accompaniment in Kabuki, involving instruments such as shamisen, and narrative singing.

A stage mechanism that allows for quick and seamless scene changes while adding dramatic effect.

Special effects used in Kabuki to astonish the audience, like trapdoors and flying rigs.

Shouts of encouragement or praise from the audience, often directed at the actors.