Brief History: Named after Sakorn Yang-keawsot, Thailand’s legendary puppet master known as “Joe Louis,” this theatre was established to preserve and promote the art of Hun Lakhon Lek (small puppetry). It found a new home in Asiatique in 2012. Notable Features: Performances involve beautifully crafted puppets operated by three puppeteers each, dressed in black to focus attention on the puppet’s lifelike movements. The stage often features backdrops of mythical Thai landscapes. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: The theatre has won several cultural awards for its dedication to preserving Thai puppetry, and performances often depict stories from the Ramakien, Thailand’s national epic. Current Use or Visitor Info: Shows run on select evenings, with tickets available on-site. Arriving early is recommended to enjoy photo opportunities with the puppets and performers after the show.
Coordinates: 100.5032, 13.705
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