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CambodianLi-
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Led by Master IengSithul, one ofCambodia’s most well-known traditional singers and performers, The Childrenof Bassac are a dynamic group of young dancers who come from the Bassacslum area. Set up in the park of the National Museum, the sound, lighting andperformance offer the visitor a unique and very special experience. Undoubtedlyone of the most professional dance troupes in the city. All of the proceeds goto the performers. 7-8pm every Thursday. Tickets cost $18 or $15 for groups of10 / $10 for children under 12.Tickets available to buy on the door.
#1 Posted: 4/1/2012 - 21:03
CambodianLi-
ving
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On Thursday, February 2nd, will be the last show of the 2011-12 season. Don’t miss
your chance to see this unique traditional and folk dance show!
The new season will start in October 2012!
#2 Posted: 31/1/2012 - 02:39
CambodianLi-
ving
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The Children of Bassac ARE NOT CLOSING!! Due to the success of the last performance, Cambodian Living Arts has decided to keep the show going until end of March!
Every Thursday at 7pm!
#3 Posted: 3/2/2012 - 02:48
giblet
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Just saw this show the other night and it was fantastic. Would highly recommend it to visitors.
#4 Posted: 12/2/2012 - 21:54
CambodianLi-
ving
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The Children of Bassac are taking a break during the coming rainy season. Only 3 more shows! The last one will be on March 29th, 2012.
#5 Posted: 13/3/2012 - 03:53
Gabster
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I would highly recommend this show as it is a total delight. Tîcket prices may sound high but the money goes to Cambodian Living Arts, which is a very worthwhile organisation that is bringing back much of the country's culture that was lost during the Khmer Rouge.
The show is held outdoors and runs for around an hour.
#6 Posted: 27/3/2012 - 00:05