Dinner & Shows - Mallika City, 1905 A.D.

Shows

There are 5 sets, Duration 1 hour, start at 06.30 pm.
*Remarks: The shows might change without prior notice.

Khon (classical Thai pantomime)

Battle of Ravana and Rama (The Battle). This show is a part of Ramayana, a play based on a story of a war between Rama, Lakshmana and their monkey army with Ravana, a demon King of Lanka city. The battle of the two is full of incredible dance moves, battling acts; a unique and exquisite art.
Satchatri

This show is popular for its uniqueness southern style. Developed from Sat dancing, a dance tribute to art masters of Chatri performance which is one of Thai classical stage show considered an origin of many other performance born in later era. According to Chatri tradition, the actor must perform a prelude in worship of the art masters called "Sat dance" to the rhythm of various Thai music instruments. Later on, the Department of Fine Arts has adapted the dance to have both the male and female performers to make it look more lively but keeping the tempo unchanged. The point worth noticing is a well-defined; synchronize set of movements to the beat. While the dancers are performing, drummers urged the rhythm in harmony. This is why it is so popular among the audiences.
Gliding Ginnaree

This show puts together two performances to make it more interesting. It is praised for its distinguished dance moves and costumes. The first show is Gliding Ginnaree, a scene where Manohra and her sisters, Ginnaree, fly down to Anodas pool of Krailas mountain. The other show is Manohra Dance by Khunying Paew Sanitwongseni who invented the dance move. The Sacrifice of Manohra is a dance of the Ginnaree, Manohra, pretending to sacrifice herself into fire before flying away in escape.
Puppeteer

The puppetry art based on royal puppet and other kinds of local puppetry for various region including other performance and traditional dancing. It is a combination of puppetry, shadowy play as well as international art show, along with a unique style of an actor to perform each act.
Laos Kratob Mai

Kratob Mai is a native play of Surin province, formerly known as Sak Dance. Thailand has a long history of agriculture. Rice farming is the mainstay of Thai people, making a lot of income as export product. Daily life of Thai people, hence, engaged with rice farming. From sowing, plowing, planting and harvesting, etc. and with a fun loving habit, after work, the farmers pound their rice pestles giving beat to this traditional games. Originally, the beat may come from the pace of rice pounding when two people take turn in using the standing mortar. Later on, develop into using long pieces of wood with a short piece of wood on each end, the performers knock these four pieces of wood in a rhythm.
Sword Play

Sword play is one of basic elements of Thai martial arts. The name Sword Play derived from the fact that this sport brings martial arts and armed weapons techniques used in battle in ancient times and to practice and play in peaceful era. As a sport, rattan is used to make these armories, swords, halberd etc. Leather is made into shields. Then, fighters are paired up to play or compete against each other the same way as on the battlefield, practicing both attack and defend technique.
Pirompatchanee Dancing

Malika City's Theatrical Art Department was inspired by the dress and manner of ladies in R.E 124. So, they invented beautiful dance moves, and chose the song that matches the atmosphere of R.E 124 to fit and suit the dance. The elegance of R.E 124 ladies was conveyed to the music of joy which is the name of this show, Pirompatchanee, lady of joy.

Ticket for dinner and show

(Admission fee included)

Dinner Menu

*The price includes rice, fruit, and drinking water. All food will be refilled except appetizer and fruits.

Shows

Khon (classical Thai pantomime)

Satchatri

Gliding Ginnaree

Puppeteer

Laos Kratob Mai

Sword Play

Pirompatchanee Dancing