Kabuki

Theater has many different forms. Starting from the Roman times to the Kabuki to Shakespeare to now, things have changed and are still different with the country and its culture and people. Using http://www.kabuki21.com/ as a source, I found out that Kabuki is the style of the Asian people. It is a from of theater that uses a lot of music with string instruments, which I really like, and the actor not speaking but acting more. It is a very ancient form of theater and is still alive today. I think it seems kind of like what I thought it would be. It uses a lot of music with string instruments and drums. This is a lot like the Asian race with uses and references to music. I would sort of like to see a kabuki play in ancient Japan to see the differences in that and what we do. It would be fun and could change my thoughts on a few different things.