Sing, Dance, Act: Kabuki featuring Toma Ikuta | Official Trailer | Netflix

Why does actor Toma Ikuta take on the challenge of New Kabuki, a traditional Japanese art? This fly-on-the-wall documentary follows Toma as he enters the world of New Kabuki, and also explores his 20-year friendship with actor Matsuya Onoe.

The Netflix Documentary "Sing, Dance, Act: Kabuki featuring Toma Ikuta" releases worldwide on Thursday, 16 june, only on Netflix.



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Sing, Dance, Act: Kabuki featuring Toma Ikuta | Official Trailer | Netflix

Drama, heritage, soul; Actor Toma Ikuta trains for his first kabuki theater performance with his long-time friend, kabuki actor Matsuya Onoe.

[teshiee]

Being Toma's fan for about 10 years I never even dreamed of seeing his documentary. Like never, and not on Netflix. This feels so surreal but I feel so happy and proud of him. Sending lots of love and support from Slovakia. ♥♥♥

[eanderson]

I just watched this documentary last night. It was wonderful. I loved watching the friendship between Toma and Matsuya, and how supportive they were of each other. I also loved learning about New Kabuki. Never realized how physical Kabuki is.

[hamtaromachina]

I watched this tonight and immediately thought the he looked like the guy from Hana kimi. Then I looked up the show and realized it was him! Wow time has passed. He's amazing!

[angelussss]

I was like lets look toma's old videos once again and then saw this. he really challenge himself all the time. proud of you

[GDeid]

Never thought Toma would be on Netflix 😭😭💕

[frederickchan]

Its the first time i watched a kabuki movie/play... now am very fascinated almost couldnt get enough of those intense stares and roppo and wierd movements...

[trantri]

I dunno why but i really love the kabuki pose & stand! These combined with the flute & drum & voice at the end drive me crazy 😙😙

[pieragade]

I CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH THIS!!! I love Toma, I love kabuki, this looks absolutely amazing! And I love their friendship!!!
Greetings from Brazil!

[gpaulac]

Proud of you Toma! And I remember Matsuya Onoe from sweet tooth salaryman series ❤️

[miyaka]

OMG it's Sano and Nakatsu!!!💖💖💖💖💖

[karoline_qod]

I've just watched it and it blew my mind the fact that toma could do a performance this complex in a couple of weeks. The emount of effort invested .... I cant wait to see more of this art form from him! 💞

[nostalgik._]

Just finished watching the documentary, and Toma Ikuta’s show-stopping performance had me hooked, his mie poses and roppo was phenomenal. I didn’t want it to end 😊

[olivierjansen]

That was truly amazing and beautiful... Wow... That Roppo was breathtaking

[summerwine]

Wonderful documentary. The friendship between the actors is so touching.

[joaonemesis]

Conheci o Kabuki através desse documentário gostei muito. Tenho assistido vários outros videos. 🇧🇷

[somerslim]

i always love traditional dance and those with facial expressions like balinese dances and now i also like kabuki and seriously; you cant fake talent and i enjoy watching other kabuki now

[mili_atunchan]

ahhh por fin un documental de ikuta toma
que emocion
solo tengo netflix por el
lo amo

[MrYougotcaught]

Now I know where Japan got their Kabuki influence, from ancient Chinese theatrical acrobatic shows

[natacoil]

Can’t thank Netflix enough. But... if they don’t show this is Latin America, I’m going to cry until I die 🙃

[riccar]

i immediately looked on netflix and surprisingly its already on there.