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Zeami, Motokiyo (1363–1443)| Japanese dramatist and drama theorist. He developed the dramatic dance form practised by his father Kan'ami into Nō drama, for which he wrote over 100 plays, many of which are still in the contemporary repertoire. |
| He also wrote a series of manuals (Kadensho) 1440–42, which dealt with discipline required in performance and the philosophical theory of Nō drama. |
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