Kabuki tailored to New Yorkers wows audiences at Lincoln Center

Kabuki tailored to New Yorkers wows audiences at Lincoln Center

NEW YORK, United States - New Yorkers gather on July 17 in front of Lincoln Center in an Edo-style playhouse, or Shibaigoya, where Japanese kabuki troupe Heisei Nakamura-za performed 15 sold-out performances.

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