The Stage Director "Killing" Cho-Cho-San -David Belasco and Madame Butterfly-
Shintaryo Tawata
(９) 15-29 2017 [Refereed]
The American short novel “Madame Butterfly” was dramatized by the famous director David Belasco in 1900. However, Belasco changed the ending of the play during the premiere season. That addition was the “death” of a main character, Madame Butterfl...
STUDIES IN ART―Bulletin of Tamagawa University, College of Arts (8) 29-43 2016 [Refereed]
How did the“Hara-kiri”become popular word? It was a concept called“own death of the honor” forbidden under Christianity that attracted attention in theatrical art of“Japonism”which was full of the prosperity from the end of 19th century through th...
From the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, stage works representing at Japan have been manufactured in the United States and Europe. But now many of these are not known. These work groups can be named “Japonisme work”, ...
Gakushuin University studies in humanities (23) 139-175 2014 [Refereed]
The middle class who has risen by the Industrial Revolution became a new bearer of theater culture in Britain of the second half in the Victorian Age. Although they have little cultural knowledge, new amusement was required for them who want imita...
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