Yeats borrowed the conventions of this genre for his The Death of Cuchlain and At the Hawk's Well.
Yeats borrowed the conventions of this genre for his The Death of Cuchlain and At the Hawk's Well. In one work of this genre, a priest comes upon a monument to Autumn Rain and her title sister, while in another, the ghost of a tenth century woman speaks of how her husband left her for his childhood sweetheart. They are usually performed with a kyogen farce, and all of their performers, including the primary shite and secondary waki, carry fans. There are 250 plays in the national repertory in this style, including Kanami's The Wind in the Pines and Zeami's The Well Cradle. For 10 points, name this live- action Japanese theatrical style, which is more refined than Kabuki.
Yeats borrowed the conventions of this genre for his The Death of Cuchlain and At the Hawk's Well.
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