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| In kabuki theatre, a bridge runing from behind the audience (toward the left side of the audience) to the stage. Performers can enter on the hanamichi; important scenes may also be played on it. |
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| bridge in no theatre on which the performers make their entrance from the dressing area to the platform stage |
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| Form of popular Japanese theatre combining music, dance, and dramatic scenes |
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| Rigidly traditional form of Japanese drama combining music, dance, and lyrics |
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| A play performed widely in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia involving intricately carved flat leather puppets that create patterns of light and shadow when their image is projected on a screen. |
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