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Dance and theatre of Laos

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233:. The Ramayana is thought to have been gradually adopted through the Khmers and through Siam, both stemming from the ancient Khmer tradition. It was rapidly adapted into a verse format akin to the Buddhist Jataka tales. The Lao version bears only a loose resemblance to the original Ramayana. In the Lao adaptation, Ravana (referred to as Raphanasuan) plays a more prominent role than the main heroes, Rama or Phra Lam. Towards the end of the epic, the magical monkey Hanuman assumes a human form. As often seen in the process of localising literary works, Phra Lak Phra Ram is given a distinct Lao flavor by placing it within the Lao setting. For instance, the Phra Lak Phra Lam places 85: 548:เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบ™เบฒเบ‡เปเบเป‰เบง เป„เบ”เป‰เบเปเบฒเป€เบ™เบตเบ”เป€เบเบตเบ”เบ‚เบถเป‰เบ™เบกเบฒเปƒเบ™เบชเบฐเป„เปเป€เบˆเบปเป‰เบฒเบŸเป‰เบฒเบ‡เบธเปˆเบก. เบžเบฐเบญเบปเบ‡เป„เบ”เป‰เบ™เบณเป€เบญเบปเบฒเบชเบฒเบชเบฐเปœเบฒเบžเบธเบ” เปเบฅเบฐ เบชเบดเบฅเบฐเบ›เบฐเบเบฒเบ™เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบฅเบณเบˆเบฒเบเบ‚เบฐเป€เปเบ™ เป€เบ‚เบปเป‰เบฒเบกเบฒเป€เบœเบตเบเปเบœเปˆ เปƒเบ™เป€เบกเบทเบญเบ‡เบŠเบฝเบ‡เบ”เบปเบ‡-เบŠเบฝเบ‡เบ—เบญเบ‡. เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบ™เบฒเบ‡เปเบเป‰เบง เป€เบ›เบฑเบ™เบเบฒเบ™เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบ›เบฐเบˆเปเบฒเบžเบฐเบฅเบฒเบŠเบฐเบงเบฑเบ‡ เป€เบžเบทเปˆเบญเบ–เบงเบฒเบเป€เบˆเบปเป‰เบฒเบŸเป‰เบฒเบ‡เบธเปˆเบกเบกเบฐเบซเบฒเบฃเบฒเบŠ เปเบซเบผเปˆเบ‡เบซเบผเป‰เบฒเบ—เปเบฃเบฐเบ™เบต เปเบฅเบฐ เบกเบฐเป€เบซเบชเบตเปเบเป‰เบงเป€เบเบฑเบ‡เบเบฒ เป€เบ™เบทเปˆเบญเบ‡เปƒเบ™เป‚เบญเบเบฒเบ”เบ•เปˆเบฒเบ‡เป† เป€เบŠเบฑเปˆเบ™: เบชเบฐเบซเบผเบญเบ‡เบ‡เบฒเบ™เบšเบธเบ™เบชเปเบฒเบ„เบฑเบ™, เปเบ‚เบเบ•เปˆเบฒเบ‡เบ›เบฐเป€เบ—เบ”เบกเบฒเป€เบ‚เบปเป‰เบฒเป€เบเบปเป‰เบฒ, เป€เบงเบฅเบฒเบชเป‰เบฒเบ‡เบงเบฑเบ”เบงเบฒเบญเบฒเบฎเบฒเบก เบชเบณเป€เบฅเบฑเบ”. เป€เบกเบทเปˆเบญเบเปˆเบญเบ™ เป€เบžเบตเปˆเบ™เป€เบญเบตเป‰เบ™เบเบฒเบ™เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบ™เบตเป‰เบงเปˆเบฒ "เบ™เบฒเบ‡เปเบเป‰เบงเบžเบปเบกเบกเบฐเบˆเบฒเบฅเบต" เบ•เปเปˆเบกเบฒ เป€เบˆเบปเป‰เบฒเบŸเป‰เบฒเบ‡เบธเปˆเบก เบˆเบถเปˆเบ‡เบ›เปˆเบฝเบ™เบŠเบทเปˆ เบ‚เบญเบ‡เบเบฒเบ™เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™ เบ•เบฒเบกเบžเบฃเบฐเบ™เบฒเบก เบ‚เบญเบ‡เบกเบฐเป€เบซเบชเบตเบ™เบฒเบ‡เปเบเป‰เบงเป€เบเบฑเบ‡เบเบฒ เป€เบ›เบฑเบ™ "เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบ™เบฒเบ‡เปเบเป‰เบง" (เปเบฒเบเป€เบ–เบดเบ‡ เปเบเป‰เบงเบšเปเบฅเบดเบชเบธเบ”). เบ™เบฑเบšเปเบ•เปˆเบ™เบฑเป‰เบ™เบกเบฒ, เบเบฒเบ™เบŸเป‰เบญเบ™เบ™เบฒเบ‡เปเบเป‰เบง เป€เบ›เบฑเบ™เบชเบดเบฅเบฐเบ›เบฐ เบฎเบตเบ”เบ„เบญเบ‡เบ›เบฐเป€เบžเบ™เบต เบ—เบตเปˆเบชเบงเบเบ‡เบฒเบก เป€เบŠเบดเปˆเบ‡เบŠเบฒเบงเบซเบผเบงเบ‡เบžเบฐเบšเบฒเบ‡ เป„เบ”เป‰เบ›เบปเบเบ›เบฑเบเบฎเบฑเบเบชเบฒ เปเบฅเบฐ เบชเบทเบšเบ—เบญเบ”เบ•เปเปˆเบเบฑเบ™เบกเบฒ เบฎเบญเบ”เบ›เบฐเบˆเบธเบšเบฑเบ™. 257: 929: 338: 385: 301:. Musicians undergo extensive oral training for several months to ensure they have a precise understanding of each piece, regardless of its length, and the variations it entails. Many musicians are skilled in playing multiple instruments within the ensemble. Currently, there is an aid program aimed at transcribing these pieces to preserve this musical tradition for future generations. 281:
dance-dramas, with troupes of male and female dancers in elaborate costumes and masks performing very graceful movements demonstrating their great flexibility, and very common dance-drama form for the Phra Lak Phra Ram. Each dancer plays a character in the drama, although most of the narration comes
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and Ramayana dances. The costumes and accessories of the dancers are extremely precious and only reserved for official performances. A ceremony is held to venerate the guardian spirits before and after each dance. The officiant, accompanied by flowers, candles, and offerings, expresses gratitude and
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Although the performances themselves are not necessarily theatrical, the closest being the exchanges of witty repartรฉes in alternating verses or songs between a male and a female morlam who pretend to fall in love before departing or friends who try to outwit each other. The songs are interspersed
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It is interesting to note that the Phra Lak Phra Lam states that Ram was born in the Mekong valley. According to Sahai, it draws cultural parallels between the Ganges and Mekong. As per the Laotian version, Ravana was born in Cambodia and the great war was fought on the banks of
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Common to Lam Luang theatre performances are stock characters common to all stories. These include the hero (เบžเบฃเบฐเป€เบญเบ ), the heroine (เบ™เบฒเบ‡เป€เบญเบ ), king father, queen mother, clown, villain (เบœเบนเป‰เบฎเป‰เบฒเบฝ ), and supernatural forces such as gods, demons, spirits, or
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dynasty. Over time, it has evolved into a sacred ritual to honour and invoke protection from the gods and protective spirits of the Laotian folklore. To pay homage to these entities, the King traditionally presented a performance of the
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dance-dramas, the dancers mimic the scene and events together. There is more variety of dance-dramas performed in the Lakhon tradition. The music of Phra Lak Phra Lam is performed by an orchestra known as Pinphat in its original
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shadow puppets, but there are numerous puppeteers instead of one puppet master. Shadow puppet plays are based on similar themes and stories as the other classical dramas, but can be accompanied by either classical music or
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The Rama story is thought to have been known to the Thais since at least the 13th century. It was adopted from older Khmer sources, hence the similarity to the Khmer title Reamker.
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tales to even development projects and community concerns. Music can be classical, morlam, or even modern, and costumes also run the gamut depending on the needs of the story.
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region of Thailand as well. There are mainly two types of dances (or dance-dramas), the classical dances performed in the royal courts and the folk dances now associated with
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seeks protection from the spirits and dance masters who oversee the dancers' performance and their mastery of the dance gestures. Nowadays, a representation of
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Shadow puppetry, although not associated with dance, is an important part of Lao theatrical traditions. Various dance-drama troupes, mostly operating out of
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rhyming patterns of the verse and can range from topics as serious as religious sermons and Jataka tales to sometimes bawdy verses about love and sex.
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performing at various locales. There are many regional styles, depending on the local tone contours and preferred instrumentation and melodies.
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Stories range from traditional to lewd, serious to bawdy, and are drawn from a diverse range of sources, such as the traditional stories and
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with dance numbers, comedic routines, ham acting, and teasing between the performers and the audience.
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The dance-dramas of Laos were originally only performed for the royal court. Having their origins in
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parade in Yasothorn, Thailand. The Lao of Isan have preserved Lao cultural traditions, including
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The music that accompanies a lam lao performance may also include various types of
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A khene player and Lao dancers at a morlam performance in France.
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World encyclopedia of contemporary theatre: Asia/Pacific.
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only refers to the singer. Troupes travel around like
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dramatic
Laos
Isan
morlam
Luang Prabang
Vientiane
Khmer
Cambodia
Khmer classical dance
Lan Xang
Angkor

Lao
Khmer
Angkor
Fa Ngum
Buddhism
Khmer culture
Luang Prabang
Khmer royal ballet
Luang Prabang
Ban Phanom
Luang Prabang
Lao New Year
The Kingdom of the Million Elephants
Royal Palace of Luang Prabang
Lao New Year
Ramayana
Phra Lak Phra Ram

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