etoile wrote:I have seen many jdoramas but only few actors that have really caught my eyes. Ebizo is the one that really stuns me. His looks are so natural unlike many recent jdoramas actors that look like pretty boys. And plus his dedication to Kabuki is admirable. So young and dedicated as well. It is wonderful to hear that he accepts roles in doramas to attract more people to Kabuki. Besides, I see that Kabuki is more challenging in terms of the intensity of acting, right? Though I have never seen it :puppydog: :puppydog: :puppydog:
More power to Ebizo!! :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud:
I totally agree with you. That's why I love him (I know I said it so many times, but it's true ... :inlove:)
Yeah, though I've never seen a Kabuki play live, I've seen several videos and Kabuki is in fact more challenging than movies or TV.
Do many people watch Kabuki, Betsy-san? With the globalization where we get a lot of western influences, does Kabuki still stand out against all of these in Japan?
Yeah, Kabuki has a faithful audience, but Kabuki is more popular among the Ojisans and Obachans ...
But the youngsters are also attending to the Kabuki performances nowadays. And Ebizo is credited as one of the young actors who are bringing a young audience to Kabuki performances.
pcmodem wrote:Folks,
I posted a new pic of Ebizo to the I'm Going To Japan thread.
Cheers,
PCM
Honto ni arigato gozaimasu, pc !!!!!! :hug: :hug: :hug:
Thanks to you, I've ordered the magazine.
I'll post that pic later for those who haven't seen it yet.
etoile wrote:Betsy-san
where are you? Are you okay? Hope you're doing fine...Miss your posts on Ebizo sama
Sorry for the long absence, etoile, but I've been busy takin' care of my messy life ...
But I'm fine. Thanks for askin' !!!!!! :hug: