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Kumadori (隈取) is the
stage makeup worn by
kabuki actors,
mostly when
performing kabuki plays in the
aragoto style. The term also
applies to a painting...
- performances, its glamorous,
highly decorated costumes, and for the
elaborate kumadori make-up worn by some of its performers.
Kabuki is
thought to have originated...
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consisting of
white foundation (oshiroi)
coupled with
dramatic face
painting (
kumadori) of blue
shadows (藍隈, aiguma) "indigo fringe", much like
villains are depicted...
- speech.
Aragoto roles are
characterised by the bold red or blue
makeup (
kumadori) worn by actors, as well as
their enlarged and
padded costumes. The term...
- An
oshiguma (押隈) is an
impression of the
kumadori (face make-up) of
kabuki actors on a
piece of cloth,
usually silk or cotton,
created as an
artwork and...
- theater, in
which actors wear
heavy makeup painted in
dramatic styles (
kumadori) to
emphasize the
nature of the characters.
Actors use the
kabuki brush...
- characters. For
certain characters,
there is a
special makeup style called kumadori.
Kumadori consists of
dramatic lines and
shapes of
different colors, each representing...
- the
original ****anese
version and by Phil
Parsons in the
Funimation dub.
Kumadori (クマドリ) is an ex-CP9
agent and a man who
resembles a
kabuki actor and uses...
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characteristic of
kabuki is the use of
makeup for the
actors in
historical plays (
kumadori) and the
performance of
nagauta ballads. ****anese
puppet theater (bunraku)...
- The play is
noted for its
flamboyantly dramatic costumes and
makeup (
kumadori).[citation needed]
Originally staged by
Ichikawa Danjūrō I in 1697 at the...
