Stage Kabuki Drop Resource

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STAGE KABUKI DROP

MagicKabukiDrop.com shares extensive information on all aspects of the Stage Kabuki Drop, a stagecraft technique and a release system that drops an open suspended curtain to the floor for a dramatic reveal.

If you are a theatrical stage practitioner (on or off stage), a stage Kabuki Drop can be used to add a dramatic wow-moment to your show or act. It is also a great device for product reveals for corporate events.

The website was created to share information on special theatre effects for use in theatrical productions, plays, musicals, shows and special events.

Enjoy your visit and feel free to leave a comment!

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KABUKI DROP RESOURCE

Ideas for Kabuki Drops in Shows and Events
Here are some different ideas for Kabuki Drops in shows and events. A Kabuki Drop is a stagecraft technique and a release[...]
Getting Started with the Kabuki Drop Resource
MagicKabukiDrop.com was created to share information on all aspects of the Kabuki Drop for use in theatrical productions, plays, musicals,[...]
History of Kabuki Theatre
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Kabuki Stagecraft & Curtain Drop
Kabuki Stagecraft The Kabuki theatre is well known for its use of various stage effects, due to its fondness for[...]
Evolution of the Kabuki Drop
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Basic Components of the Kabuki Drop
There are four basic components of a Kabuki Drop system: Flying Bar Curtain Drop Points Trigger Mechanism FLYING BAR The[...]
Manual Kabuki Drop Systems
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Electronic Kabuki Drop Systems
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Linear Solenoid Kabuki Drops
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Electromagnetic Kabuki Drop Systems
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Double Kabuki Drop System
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