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context: theatre > noh
The Impenetrability of Noh
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the unvarying Noh stage |
I developed this site because of my love for Japanese arts, but I need to acknowledge here that there is probably no major national art form anywhere that is harder to understand and enjoy than Noh. This section offers some reasons for this.