Contemporary Asian Theatre Has Evolved Dramatically, and Yet Traditional Theatrical

Contemporary Asian theatre has evolved dramatically, and yet traditional theatrical forms from India, China, and Japan continue in popularity, including

A) Peking ballet, traditional Japanese hand puppetry, and Indian Sanskrit opera styles.
B) Japanese no, bunraku, and kabuki; Beijing opera, and Indian kathakali theatre styles.
C) Indian Natyasatra, Japanese Shaanxi theatre, and Chinese kabuki theatre styles.
D) None of these answers is correct.