| Classical Japanese theatre | 26 |
| Venerable theatrical form | 25 |
| Venerable Japanese stage genre | 30 |
| Theater with masks and fans | 27 |
| Theater with fans | 17 |
| Theater with comedic Kyogen interludes | 38 |
| Stylized drama | 14 |
| Stylized dance drama | 20 |
| Some of its players wear masks | 30 |
| Plays accompanied by hayashi | 28 |
| Play with fans | 14 |
| Play form using wooden masks | 28 |
| Nagano drama | 12 |
| Masked drama type | 17 |
| Literally "talent" | 28 |
| Kabuki's cousin | 19 |
| Kabuki relative, and a hint to five puns in this puzzle | 55 |
| Kabuki relative | 15 |
| Japanese play | 13 |
| Japanese musical drama | 22 |
| Japanese masked drama | 21 |
| Japanese drum | 13 |
| Japanese dramatic style | 23 |
| Japanese drama: Var. | 20 |
| Japanese classical drama | 24 |
| Japanese theatre | 17 |
| Form of Japanese dance drama in which the performers often use fans | 67 |
| Ezra Pound book | 15 |
| Eastern theatrical style | 24 |
| Eastern musical drama | 21 |
| Drama with named masks | 22 |
| Drama with choral chants | 24 |
| Drama that uses masks | 21 |
| Drama style | 11 |
| Drama performed on a curtainless stage | 38 |
| Drama on stages that look like Shinto shrines | 45 |
| Drama often with masks | 22 |
| Drama in Yokohama | 17 |
| Drama form with a chorus called the jiutai | 42 |
| Dance-drama with measured chants | 32 |
| Cousin of kabuki | 16 |
| "The Damask Drum", "The Well Cradle", etc. | 62 |
| Words after "Look, ma!" | 33 |
| Words after "Look, Ma" | 32 |
| Daredevil's cry | 19 |
| Cry from a daredevil cyclist | 28 |
| 'Look, Ma' follower | 27 |
| Rule-breaker's mantra | 25 |
| Rule breaker's mantra | 25 |
| Rule at a pickup game, perhaps | 30 |
| Basketball player's credo? | 30 |
| ''That's all right'' | 40 |
| Simple and convenient | 21 |
| Headache-free | 13 |
| Easy, in adspeak | 16 |
| Easy, in ads | 12 |
| Easy, as a loan | 15 |
| Credit card claim | 17 |
| Totally useless | 15 |
| Of little use | 13 |
| Worthless, as an assistant | 26 |
| Valueless, as a clue | 20 |
| Caution to a game show audience | 31 |
| "--- required" (able to be done single-handedly) | 58 |
| Like seven Nolan Ryan games | 27 |
| Pitcher's dream game | 24 |
| Like a pitcher's perfect game | 33 |
| Like seven Ryan games | 21 |
| __ game (pitcher's dream) | 29 |
| Rare type of baseball game | 26 |
| Like four Sandy Koufax games | 28 |
| Like a rare baseball game | 25 |
| Like a perfect game | 19 |
| Masterful, pitching-wise | 24 |
| Like a perfectly pitched game | 29 |
| ___ game (pitcher's dream) | 30 |
| Type of game a pitcher dreams of | 32 |
| Superbly pitched | 16 |
| Like very few games | 19 |
| Like some Ryan games | 20 |
| Like some of Koufax's games | 31 |
| Like a rare game | 16 |
| Like a perfect game in baseball | 31 |
| Gooden game of '96 | 22 |
| "Good field, ___" | 27 |
| ___ game (pitcher's feat) | 29 |
| Well-pitched, in a way | 22 |
| Unusual ballgame | 16 |
| Type of pitcher's dream game | 32 |
| Type of game pitchers dream of | 30 |
| Type of baseball game | 21 |
| Type of ball game | 17 |
| Rare kind of ball game | 22 |
| Pitcher's favorite kind of game | 35 |
| Pitched a perfect game against | 30 |
| Perfectly pitched, in baseball | 30 |
| Perfect, as a pitcher's game | 32 |
| Like well-pitched baseball games | 32 |
| Like very few baseball games | 28 |
| Like some well-thrown games | 27 |