Oplev børn og unge talenter fra Thailand optræde med en blanding af klassisk thaimusik, jazz, blues, pop og folk-genrene. Der vil være sange på både thailandsk og engelsk.

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Moradokmai Theatre Community and Homeschool is a non - profit and self - reliance based organization under the care of Kumut Chandruang Foundation, Pathumthani, founded by Kru Chang - Janaprakal Chandruang :a dramatist, a rebel and Thai National Artist.

Moradokmai in Thai means NEW HERITAGE. The aim of the organization is to cultivate the learning atmosphere for young artists through Thai ashram pedagogy in order to find a balance from a new way of modernizing life while feet are still standing on the ground of the old days legacy.

Its 35 members consist of toddlers, children, youths, adults and seniors, like the big tree gives shade to the little tree, and the little tree also brings life and vividness to the big tree under 6 significant philosophies, based on theater methodology and Buddhism wisdom.

1. To meet together in harmony and to disperse in harmony

2. To continuously practice in order to master the skill.

3. Live life simply to give more.

4. Prior to the product is the process.

5. There is no untold story, but an unskilled story teller.

6. Be what you eat, be what you read and be what you teach.

24 hours living and working together, getting up before 5 AM to practice, students of Moradokmai are able to bring East to meet West through their skills of Thai classical dance to modern dance, Thai classical music to Jazz, blues, raps, pops, and hip-hop, as well as Thai theater to Contemporary theater.

The uniqueness of Moradokmai gradually creates a better learning atmosphere for youngsters to find a goal of life and become a better person, and that’s what the duty of theater, music, arts and culture is for.

Moradokmai has been taking young artists around the world since 2007, and along the way, the community has built a bonding and reputation among a number of international artists through theater festivals , conferences, cultural visits and exchange programs.