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Kha Lam

Creator:Prasat Wittayakarn School, Surin Province

"Kha Lam" (Taboo) is a contemporary folk dance performance that won the 2nd Runner-up award at the 1st "ISAN FOLK EXPERIMENT" competition for high schools in Northeastern Thailand, competing for the Royal Trophy of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. This performance conveys the story of "Kha Lam," the sacred taboos and traditional codes of conduct among the Kuy Achiang (an elephant-herding ethnic group) in Surin province. Through captivating and dynamic contemporary choreography, it powerfully reflects their way of life, reverence for the laws of nature, mystical beliefs, and the inevitable consequences of violating these sacred traditions.

Keywords

Prasat Wittayakarn SchoolSurinISAN FOLK EXPERIMENTKuy AchiangElephant HerdersContemporary Folk DanceSacred BeliefsSurinSisaketBuriram

Performance Information

Performance Category
Ritual-based Performances
Performance Size
Extra Large (18–20)
Duration
15 min

Business Information

Venue Suitability

Standard StageOutdoor ArenaSite-SpecificBallroom / Flat Floor

Occasion

Academic & Performance Art ShowcasesCorporate & Brand EventsRitual & Sacred CeremoniesPublic Festivals & Tourism

Starting Fee

฿25,000

Technical Rider

A smooth, spacious, and safe stage surface for performers. Audio system capable of playing MP3 files. Adequate lighting system for the performance. Professional technical lighting system. Dry ice smoke machine system. Backstage waiting area. Dressing room or preparation area. Note: The number of performers can be adjusted to accommodate a cast size ranging from level M up to level XL.

Contact Info

Prasat Wittayakarn School 424 Moo 1, Surin-Chong Chom Road, Kang Aen Sub-district, Prasat District, Surin, Thailand Tel: +66 44 551 245 Facebook: งานวิชาการประสาทวิทยาคาร

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