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parallelism

,Genroku Chūshingura,e-quarters of the plays that were written found little favour with audiences in either the prewar or postwar periods. Most of Mayama Seika’s 1930s plays — and especially those written in 1937 — were given a few performances around the time of writing, but have only rarely been revived since, if at all.

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The Playwright and his Actor,already unprecedented. Encouraged as a promising young novelist, and then condemned as a literary cheat; scorned as a hack playwright, and then published and reviewed in the major intellectual and literary journals — Mayama’s experience of the vicissitudes of the creative artist’s life was wider than that of any of his contemporaries.

Prognosis

An End and a Beginning,ntinued throughout this period and shortly before his death the fruits of his research on Saikaku began appearing with the publication of the first volumes of a . of Saikaku edited by him. He died on 25 March 1948.

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Experimentation,f the plays discussed in previous chapters have portrayed characters torn within themselves; several of those about to be discussed are known as representative Mayama Seika plays without having this characteristic.

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Introduction,pe especially, but also in many other parts of the world, can talk about the great classics of the kabuki theatre on the basis of having watched live performances of them. There have even been opportunities for students of drama and professional actors to attend workshops given in their own countries by peripatetic kabuki actors.