Updated: Jun 5, 2018
Students of all ages come together to learn about traditional Cambodian classical and folk dance with a program curated by Phousita Huy, Artistic Director and Master Teacher from the Royal University of Fine Arts in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
All students start by learning basic mother posture and gestures to prepare them for the stories of our ancestors expressed through dance. As they advance to the next level, the roles in each dance become more intricate.
Lowell, MA - Our dancers in costume for the Magic Scarf dance with our Assistant Artistic Director, Channa Sath.
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After the Harvest season (December-February) throughout Cambodia, it is a time to celebrate their bounty of food with song and dance. In this scene of the Good Crops Dance, the dancers portray farmers that are choosing which field to use and will pray for a successful rice harvest together.
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