Kabuki actors are performers in a traditional Japanese theater form known as Kabuki. This art form combines drama, music, and dance, and is characterized by its stylized performances and elaborate costumes. Kabuki actors often portray historical figures, mythical characters, and everyday people, using exaggerated movements and facial expressions to convey emotions. These actors undergo rigorous training, often starting from a young age, to master their craft. They typically specialize in specific roles, such as onnagata, male actors who play female characters. Kabuki performances are known for their vibrant makeup, intricate sets, and live music, creating a unique cultural experience.