Drawing on traditions from across Thailand, the troupe highlights refined gestures, courtly movement, ritual elements, and richly detailed costumes.
 

★ In 2023, a performing arts delegation from Buriram Rajabhat University was selected to represent Thailand at the 55th KARAISKAKEIA International Cultural Festival in Greece, demonstrating the university’s strength in international cultural exchange through Thai traditional performing arts.

Buriram Rajabhat University Performing Arts Troupe comes from Buriram Province in northeastern Thailand and is dedicated to preserving, researching, and promoting Thai performing arts internationally. The troupe is composed of professionally trained young performers and has taken part in major events in Thailand as well as international cultural exchanges in the United States, China, Türkiye, South Korea, Italy, Greece, Sweden, the United Arab Emirates, and other destinations, serving as a cultural ambassador for Thailand through the university’s arts education programs.
 

【Performance Highlights】
The repertoire draws on traditional culture from different regions and historical periods of Thailand. It includes Manorah, a ritual-inflected dance from southern Thailand; Rueam Apsara, inspired by the sandstone celestial-maiden sculptures at the Phanom Rung historical site in Buriram; and Ton Worachet, which evokes the graceful bearing of court women during the Ayutthaya period. The performances pay close attention to refined hand gestures, body movement, costume, and posture, using sophisticated choreography to bring the traditions of different Thai regions and eras to the contemporary stage.