The correct answers are B) the use of masks and C) simplicity and cleanliness on the stage.
The characteristics that are unique in Noh theatre are the use of masks and simplicity and cleanliness on the stage.
Noh is a form of Japanese theater that combines drama, music, and dance. It started in the 14th century with other Japanese genre called "kyogen," that are short comedy sketches that artists performed during the interludes of the main Noh play. The stage is square with a roof. At the back is an image and the other sides are open for people to view the play. It is a very simple and clean stage. But one of the most impressive elements of Noh theater is the use of masks that represents elder people, demons, and spirits. The masks are carved from Japanese cypress.
The other options of the question were A) short to read, yet long to watch and D) simple music may be included.
