Onoe Kikunosuke V ( Jap. 五代 目 尾 上 菊 之 助 Godaime Onoe Kikunosuke ) , real name Kazuyasu Terasima ( Jap. 寺 嶋 родился 康 , born August 1, 1977 in Tokyo) is a Japanese theater actor, mainly employed in kabuki in the role of onnata (female roles) , winner of several theater awards.
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| 五代 目 尾 上 菊 之 助 | |
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| Profession | kabuki actor |
| Role of Kabuki | onnata , nimaime |
| Alternative aliases | Onoe Usinosuke VI (until 1996) |
| Guilds and troupe | guild "Otovaya"  |
| Career | 1984 - to the present time |
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| Birth name | Kazuyasu Terasima |
| Date of Birth | August 1, 1977 (42 years old) |
| Place of Birth | Tokyo  Japan |
| Father | Onoe Kikugoro VII (Hideyuki Terashima) |
| Mother | Junko Fuji (Junko Terasima) |
Biography and career
The hereditary actor, the son of film actress Junko Fuji and one of the most famous modern kabuki actors Onoe Kikugoro VII , a descendant of the theater clan Onoe, known from the late XVII - early XVIII centuries; Kazuyasu Shinobu's older sister also chose an acting career. He mastered kabuki from early childhood; first appeared on stage under the name Onoe Usinosuke at the age of 6, in February 1984, directed by Ehon Ushiwakamaru about the youth of Minamoto-no Yoshitsune .
The current name Onoe Kikunosuke V received at the age of 18, in May 1996, inheriting it, like the first name, from his father (who was named Kikunosuke IV in 1965-1972) and his grandfather ( Onoe Baiko VII , speaking as Onoe Kikunosuke III in 1935-1947). During his youth, Onoe studied traditional stage dance under the guidance of Fujima Kanso II and Onoe Shiroku II, playing mainly onnagata (female roles), but gradually mastering youthful roles, in particular the role of Minamoto-no Yoshitsune in the 1964 Kanjincho production.
In addition to the classic Japanese repertoire, Onoe Kikunosuke V's repertoire also contains localizations of western dramas. In particular, he played the main roles in the Shabspir adaptation of Shakespeare's “ Twelfth Night ” under the direction of director Yukio Ninagawa [1] , playing the equivalent roles of Viola / Cesario and Sebastian (Princess Biva- hime, her alter-ego Sisimaru and brother Shujennosuke respectively). The play was first staged in Kabukidza in 2005, and subsequently successfully toured both other Japanese theaters and the London Barbican Theater (in 2009) [2] [3] .
Prizes
- 2003 - in the “Best Debut” Category [4]
- 2005 - Prize to them. Haruko Sugimura at the 12th Yomiuri Theater Award Ceremony [5]
- 2006 - Prize to them. Shuji Teriyama at the 5th Asahi Shimbun Performing Arts Award Ceremony [6]
- 2006 - Japan Ministry of Education Arts Promotion Award [7]
- 2006 - Theater prize "Yomiuri" in the category "Best Actor" (shared with and ) [8]
- 2007 - Theater prize "Yomiuri" in the category "Best Actor" (shared with , and ) [9]
- 2011 - Yomiuri Theater Award in the category "Best Actor" (shared with , and ) [10]
- 2012 - Yomiuri Theater Award in the category "Best Actor" (shared with Yasunori Danta, and ) [11]
Notes
- ↑ Kabuki Meets Shakespeare . Trends in Japan (August 11, 2005). Date of treatment August 15, 2015.
- ↑ Shakespeare Studies . - Shakespeare Society of Japan, 2003.- T. 41-46. - P. 210.
- ↑ Shakespeare Meets Kabuki , The Wall Street Journal (March 27, 2009). Date of treatment August 15, 2015.
- ↑ 松尾 芸 能 賞 / 第 24 回 松尾 芸 能 賞 (Japanese) . 松尾 芸 能 振興 財 団. Date accessed August 20, 2015.
- ↑ 読 売 演劇 大 賞 ＞ 演劇 大 賞 過去 の 受 賞 作 第 12 回 (2005 年) (Japanese) (inaccessible link) . Yomiuri Shimbun . Date of treatment August 20, 2015. Archived October 26, 2015.
- ↑ The Asahi Performing Arts Awards 第 5 回 朝日 舞台 芸 術 賞 (Japanese) . Asahi Shimbun (January 31, 2006). Date accessed August 20, 2015.
- ↑ 芸 術 選 奨 (Japanese) . Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan. Date accessed August 20, 2015.
- ↑ 読 売 演劇 大 賞 ＞ 演劇 大 賞 過去 の 受 賞 作 第 13 回 (2006 年) (Japanese) (inaccessible link) . Yomiuri Shimbun. Date accessed August 20, 2015. Archived July 14, 2014.
- ↑ 読 売 演劇 大 賞 ＞ 演劇 大 賞 過去 の 受 賞 作 第 14 回 (2007 年) (Japanese) (inaccessible link) . Yomiuri Shimbun. Date of treatment August 20, 2015. Archived October 26, 2015.
- ↑ 読 売 演劇 大 賞 ＞ 演劇 大 賞 過去 の 受 賞 作 第 18 回 （2011 年） (Japanese) . Yomiuri Shimbun. Date of treatment August 20, 2015. Archived December 10, 2011.
- ↑ 読 売 演劇 大 賞 ＞ 演劇 大 賞 過去 の 受 賞 作 第 19 回 （2012 年） (Japanese) (link not available) . Yomiuri Shimbun. Date of treatment August 20, 2015. Archived October 26, 2015.
Links
- Onoe Kikunosuke (English) (Japanese) on his official website with his sister ( Shinobu Terajima )
- Profile of Onoe Kikunosuke (English) (Japanese) on the official website of the Onoe Kikugoro clan and the Otovaya Theater Guild
- Onoe Kikunosuke V on the Kabuki21.com portal
- Onoe Kikunosuke V (Japanese) on the Kabukiontheweb portal
- Onoe Kikunosuke V on the Internet Movie Database
- Marcus Cheng Chye Tan. Acoustic Interculturalism: Listening to Performance . - Palgrave Macmillan, 2012 .-- P. 123-128. - 272 p. - ISBN 9781137033260 .
- Samuel L. Leiter. Historical Dictionary of Japanese Traditional Theater . - Rowman & Littlefield, 2014 .-- P. 23, xiii. - 814 p. - ISBN 9781442239111 .
- 'Japan' and 'Shakespeare' Served Three Ways // Great Shakespeareans, Set IV: Brook, Hall, Ninagawa, Lepage / Adrian Poole, Peter Holland (Eds.). - Bloomsbury Publishing, 2014 .-- T. 18. - P. 93. - 1120 p. - ('Great Shakespeareans' series). - ISBN 9781441145284 .
- 古典 的 で 新 し い 冒 険 尾 上 菊 之 助 (Japanese) // Asahi Shimbun . - June 29, 2007.
- Dominic Cavendish. Kabuki Twelfth Night at the Barbican, review // The Telegraph. - March 27, 2009.
- Rei Sasaguchi. NT adds a new twist to its 'dogs tale' (Eng.) // The Japan Times. - January 14, 2015.