強盗

ごうとう

robber, mugger

窃盗狂

せっとうきょう

kleptomaniac

狂言

きょうげん

kyogen, farce presented between noh plays or during the interlude of a noh play

辻強盗

つじごうとう

highwayman

強盗団

ごうとうだん

band of robbers, gang of thieves

強盗罪

ごうとうざい

(crime of) robbery

強盗犯

ごうとうはん

robber

切狂言

きりきょうげん

last piece in a kabuki programme

能狂言

のうきょうげん

noh farce, noh interlude

俄狂言

にわかきょうげん

impromptu skit, (theatrical) farce, extravaganza

狂言方

きょうげんかた

kyogen performer

狂言師

きょうげんし

kyogen performer

本狂言

ほんきょうげん

discrete kyogen (performed between two noh plays)

地狂言

じきょうげん

local amateur kabuki performance (esp. popular in the late Edo and early Meiji periods)

水狂言

みずきょうげん

theatre that uses water for tricks, etc.(during hot weather)

狂言座

きょうげんざ

place on bridge passageway next to the rear of a noh stage

間狂言

あいきょうげん

kyogen interlude, short scene during a noh play, performed by a kyogen actor (usu. explaining the play)

銀行強盗

ぎんこうごうとう

bank robbery

強盗返し

がんどうがえし がんとうがえし

rotating stage machinery, which rolls backwards 90 degrees to reveal the next scene