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in biography In his treatises—of which the most important is the
collection Fūshi kaden (1400–18; “The Transmission of the Flower
of Acting Style,” also known as the Kaden sho), “flower”
representing the freshness and appropriateness of fine
acting—written as manuals for his pupils, Zeami said the actor
must master three basic... influence on Nō theatre ...plays who
codified the form in 21 treatises, the most influential of which
is the Fūshi kaden (1400–18; “Appearance of Flower
Transmission”), also known as the Kaden sho. Zeami’s teachings,
originally intended for his descendants in the Kanze school of
Nō, discuss both philosophical and practical considerations
regarding actors’ training, and his... What made you want to
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