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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Do u think only human being or other name people can make a theatre? here you are. I show u something special from thailand. Just enjoy it.
Monkey theatre show in Bangkok, Thailand
A female monkey lip-synchs to a song at a monkey show in Bangkok, Thailand
While these pictures will seem to shocking to most Western people, many Thais see nothing wrong with dressing monkeys up and making them perform. Monkey theatre has long been performed in Thailand at local fairs or held at temples during religious ceremonies. Although it is disappearing from Thai society, monkey theatre is now recognised as an asset of historical Thai culture
Wachara Gunrobroo (32) of the monkey drama troupe 'Prakit Sitpragaan' performs with his monkeys during a show in Bangkok
The monkey theatre company has been performing in Thailand for over 30 years. The director of the troupe, Panya Ganrobroo, inherited the position from his uncle
In an attempt to make the show more accessible to younger audience and tourists, Panya Ganrobroo also includes more contemporary plots in the company's repertoire
During the 30-minute show, monkeys perform feats such as calculating numbers or jumping through hoops made of knives
Monkey theatre is just one of the animal acts that can be seen in Thailand which have outraged animal activists. Other acts include boxing orangutans, basketball-playing elephants, and a temple which allows tourists to touch tigers
A monkey collects money from Thai children at the end of a show
A monkey gestures "Namaskar" during a show by the monkey drama troupe 'Prakit Sitpragaan'
Monkeys rest backstage after a show. A female monkey is seen in the background, removing lice from another monkey
Monkey theatre show in Bangkok, Thailand
A female monkey lip-synchs to a song at a monkey show in Bangkok, Thailand
While these pictures will seem to shocking to most Western people, many Thais see nothing wrong with dressing monkeys up and making them perform. Monkey theatre has long been performed in Thailand at local fairs or held at temples during religious ceremonies. Although it is disappearing from Thai society, monkey theatre is now recognised as an asset of historical Thai culture
Wachara Gunrobroo (32) of the monkey drama troupe 'Prakit Sitpragaan' performs with his monkeys during a show in Bangkok
The monkey theatre company has been performing in Thailand for over 30 years. The director of the troupe, Panya Ganrobroo, inherited the position from his uncle
In an attempt to make the show more accessible to younger audience and tourists, Panya Ganrobroo also includes more contemporary plots in the company's repertoire
During the 30-minute show, monkeys perform feats such as calculating numbers or jumping through hoops made of knives
Monkey theatre is just one of the animal acts that can be seen in Thailand which have outraged animal activists. Other acts include boxing orangutans, basketball-playing elephants, and a temple which allows tourists to touch tigers
A monkey collects money from Thai children at the end of a show
A monkey gestures "Namaskar" during a show by the monkey drama troupe 'Prakit Sitpragaan'
Monkeys rest backstage after a show. A female monkey is seen in the background, removing lice from another monkey
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