การแสดงชุด “ คนิงฮำนำแนน “ | คณะศิลปกรรมและวัฒนธรรมศาสตร์ มมส.

"Kingham Nam Nan" Performance | Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, MSU Creative Team Mr. Nattapon Kruwan Mr. Phanomkorn Thanjai Ms. Ratiya Kerdpao Ms. Walailak Charin Ms. Supawadee Noiming Ms. Araya Hasawong Advisors Assistant Professor Ratiya Komintrachat Professor Dr. Narutbordin Saleephan Professor Wipharat Khuangthip Professor Kornpassorn Kanchanaphan Professor Dr. Suphakorn Chalongpak Co-Advisors Mr. Wutthichai Wechakama Professor of the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, MSU Inspiration and Concept Based on a study of the Isan literary work "Phaya Kai Kaew Hom Su" (Phra Kai Kaew Hom Su), translated by Phra Ariyanuwat Khemjari, Wat Mahachai, Maha Sarakham Province, which describes Nang Nak Sita, the daughter of the underworld. Sita remembered the orphaned Lord, her husband from a previous life, and ascended to the human world with her servants. Upon arriving in the human world, Nang Naga Sita transformed into a rooster to meet her husband, the orphaned Lord, who was a cockfighter. A verse from the story goes, "She saw a man named Ploy, in the forest of meat. She saw his hands and feet, holding a rooster. Nang Nath Noi saw Thao Idu, weeping, his eyes streaming with tears. She saw the land of the savages, filled with anger. She then urged the young woman to transform into a rooster, all of his limbs ready to ejaculate. Nang Nath Noi transformed into a beautiful, white-headed rooster, crowing loudly. She saw Thao Ba Boon Bodhiraj, crowing non-stop." The creative team therefore conceived the idea of ​​presenting Nang Naga Sita's transformation through a new, imaginative interpretation, depicting her love and longing for Thao Orphan, which led to her transformation into a rooster to meet her lover in this current life, as per the literary text. Through the creation of a creative folk dance performance, the "Kninghamnamnan" series. #Kninghamnamnan #ISAAN_Wisdom #MahasarakhamUniversity #FriedChickenProduction