Just dance (part of the rework from “Mak, Nak and people of Phra Khanong”)
Just dance (part of the rework from “Mak, Nak and people of Phra Khanong”)
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2015
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Research committee, Albert Laurence School of Communication Arts, Assumption University
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1st CA Creative Work Faculty Showcase 2015, 12-15
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Mae Nak Phra Khanong is one of the
most well-known ghost stories in Thai-
land. Since its first musical stage
show in 1911 by HRH Krom Phra Narathip
Praphanphong, the story has been stud-
ied, told, interpreted and staged for
more than a century. The story of Mae
Nak Phra Khanong has been numerously
narrated and performed through spoken
words, musical play, and opera.
From June 2014 to June 2015, the re-
searcher along with a group of per-
formance communication students work-
ing closely with lighting designer,
projectionist, and sound designers to
create a creative performance called
“Mak, Nak and People of Phra Khanong”
to investigate other aspects in Mae
Nak story: the conflicts within fam-
ily, individual VS community.
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