Question

Which form of Japanese theatre was first begun in the 1600's and was orginially an erotic dance/fashion show with an all-woman cast performing short musical skits?

Answer 1

Kabuki is a highly stylized Japanese performance practice that originated in Kyoto in the early 17th Century. It was originally performed exclusively by women and featured all-female casts performing short musical skits.

Step-by-step explanation:

Kabuki is a highly stylized Japanese performance practice that combines dance and theatre. It originated in Kyoto in the early 17th Century and it was originally exclusively performed by women. Its founder is believed to be Ozumo no Okuni, who put together a theatre company of all women who would play all roles, including male ones, and would re-enact everyday scenarios with a comedic approach.