Aug 09 ( Kabuki In-Depth) - One of the most important post-war kabuki venues will cease to exist in the fall of 2023, to be rebuilt and reopened in 2029. What impact will this have on the outer layers of the kabuki repertoire?
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National Theatre to be Demolished and Rebuilt (2023 – 2029)
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