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Lhkon Sbaek Toch (Small shadow theatre)
  • Manage No, Sortation, Country, Writer ,Date, Copyright
    Manage No EE00002485
    Country Cambodia
    ICH Domain Performing Arts
Description "Small Shadow Puppet" (also known as "puppet" and some call "Nang Talong") is a type of theater that uses a white screen and lighting to bring down shadows like the large shadow puppet, too. But on the contrary, the small shadow puppet is smaller and the figure can control the movement of the limbs and the mouth can speak by shaking the bamboo pole and can also perform fairy tales, new stories or comedies. Small Shadow Puppet artists need to know how to control the leather and narrate. The music accompanying the small shadow theater is the Pin Peat. The Sbaek making is not much different from the large shadow puppet. Short story used to be performed by artists from the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts: - 1994 “The story of Thun Chey” directed by Professor Pich Tum Kravol, Mr. Mao Keng. The leather sculpture are Mr. Man Kosal, Mr. Ieng Hoeun, Mr. Kong Rath. - 1996 "Preah Chan Korrup" was compiled by Mr. Pok Saran, Neakru Uy Lattavann, Mr. Keo Sonireth and directed by Professor Pich Tum Kravil, Mr. Hang Soth, Mr. Mao Keng. - 1998 “White Hair Send Off Black Hair” compiled by Mr. Pok Saran and directed by Professor Pich Tum Kravil, Mr. Hang Soth and Mr. Mao Keng. Drawn and sculptured by Mr. Prak Siphannarath and Mr. Soeur Vuthy. - 1999 "The story of the father-in-law choosing the son-in-law” compiled by Mr. Pok Saran and directed by Professor Pich Tum Kravil, Small leather (Photo: Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, 2004) Mr. Hang Soth, Mr. Mao Keng. Drawn and sculptured by Mr. Soeur Vuthy and Mr. Prak Siphannarath. - 2002 "The Story of Alev" compiled by Mr. Pok Saran and Mr. Keo Sonireth and directed by Professor Pich Tum Kravil, Mr. Hang Soth, Mr. Mao Keng.
Community Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, Department of Culture of Banteay Meanchey, Sovannaphum Arts Association (Phnom Penh), Kork Thlok Arts Association (Phnom Penh), Wat Reach Bo (Siem Reap), Lok Ta Ty Chien Art Group (Siem Reap), Lok Ta Hing Art Group (Siem Reap)

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