There is something different with theatre performance from the students of PAC Batch 17 on Wednesday, 3 February 2016 at Prof. Dr. Djajusman Auditorium & Performance Hall. Entitled “Maraton Fim dan Teater”, the show combined a theatre performance with a film. A Story about a Goddess of Curse (Zeline Prabowo) tells her story about her curse for living creatures. Those stories were adapted by an Indonesian Folklore.
The Goddess of Curse tells the story about how she curse a living creature
The theatre which was held in 3 sessions, presented 6 Indonesian Folklore. It Begun with the story of si Kancil, who likes to steal, then continued with a Folklore from South Sulawesi entitled I La Galigo, a Folklore from Bali titled Calon Arang, a famous Indonesian Folklore from West Sumatra titled Malin Kundang, a Folklore from West Kalimantan titled Batu Menangis, and last was a story about 7 Goddess who came to earth titled Jaka Tarub.
A Folklore and also a child story, Si Kancil
The famous West Sumatra Folklore, Malin Kundang
It started from a theatre performance about the Folklore and then continued with a video about how human represents it in real world. The theatre rans for 2 hours also presented a couple of jokes from the Goddess of Curse and another Character. It made the audience remember Indonesian Folklore and was also entertained by the performance from PAC Batch 17. (Sabrina)
