“Festivity”

Thai Contemporary Exhibition performance

MAPPING MELBOURNE 2017

Festivity is a brand new production by SILP Productions that inspired by a tradition ceremony from northern of Thailand, where village people hold the celebration with a parade call “ Hae Krua Tan”. Festivity is a Thai contemporary performance that merges the moving live exhibition together. The performance will set the atmosphere of how Thai people perform in “Krua Tan” parade which will entertain and interact with people all around. Once the parade reaches to the end point, the different atmosphere will change, the unity, the peacefulness and harmony will build up and draw the attention from people in that space. This powerful sense of calm through body movement will show the audiences how to synchronise with the performance. 

Production Team

Director and Choreographer: Nakarin Jaikla

Music Composer: Nampark Sribanditmongkol

Production Assistants: Candice Boonjua, Khwanlarp Sudjunta

Photographer: Wilary Tedjosiswoyo - Photography & Design

Performers:

Candice Boonjua, Khwanlarp Sudjunta, Wichittra Changchaya, Shuchinthara Suebsamarn, Saranya Chaovarad, Ampornkarn Artanyoota

Backstage Staff:

Sopol Meevasana, Pongphet Wongyimyong, Supansa Thongsuk

“Festivity”

Thai Contemporary Exhibition performance

MAPPING MELBOURNE 2017

Festivity is a brand new production by SILP Productions that inspired by a tradition ceremony from northern of Thailand, where village people hold the celebration with a parade call “ Hae Krua Tan”. Festivity is a Thai contemporary performance that merges the moving live exhibition together. The performance will set the atmosphere of how Thai people perform in “Krua Tan” parade which will entertain and interact with people all around. Once the parade reaches to the end point, the different atmosphere will change, the unity, the peacefulness and harmony will build up and draw the attention from people in that space. This powerful sense of calm through body movement will show the audiences how to synchronise with the performance. 

Production Team

Director and Choreographer: Nakarin Jaikla

Photographer: Nachnicha Kongkatigumjorn

Videographer: Bhavin Mettanant

Performers:

Candice Boonjua, Wichittra Changchaya, Ampornkarn Artanyoota

"Love at Sundown" Music Video, compositions by His Majesty Bhumipol Adulyadej. The music rearranged by Numpark Sribanditmongkol, music composer and musician for this production who based in Melbourne and Thailand.

Performer by Ampornkarn Artanyoota, Candice Boonjua, Raksina Butwoong, Saranya Chaovarad, Suchinthara Suebsamarn, Wichittra Changchaya

Photography by Nachnicha Kongkatigumjorn

Videography by Bhavin Mettanant

Costume by Nakarin Jaikla

Produced by SILP Productions Inc.

Location: Althona, Victoria

Date: September 2017

"Love in Spring" Music Video, compositions by His Majesty Bhumipol Adulyadej. The music rearranged by Numpark Sribanditmongkol, music composer and musician for this production who based in Melbourne and Thailand. Perform by Wichittra Changchaya and Nakarin Jaikla

Photography by Nachnicha Kongkatigumjorn

Videography by Bhavin Mettanant

Male Costume by หนุมาน ทองปาน

Female Costume by Nakarin Jaikla

Produced by SILP Productions Inc.

Location: Redwood Forest, Warburton

Date: April 2017

SILP Productions and Preneat Thai represent Thai Cultural performance in National Multicultural Festival 2017 in Canberra.

To promote our beautiful culture in this event.

Perfromers: Ampornkarn Artanyooya, Khwanlarp Sudjunta, Nakarin Jaikla, Piyawadee Vinun, Raksina Butwong

Date: February 2017

Location: Canberra CBD, Australia

The King of The King - Thai contemporary performance for the opening ceremony of Thai Culture and Food Festival Melbourne. This performance is dedicated to our king Rama IX.

Directed and Choreographed by Nakarin Jaikla

Performers: Ampornkarn Artanyoota, Candice Boonjua, Nakarin Jaikla, Piyawadee Vinun, Wichittra Chnagchaya

Costume by Nakarin JAikla

Photo by Windu Kuntoro

Date: February 2017

Location: Federation Square, Melbourne, Australia

Multiverse

A modern Thai Contemporary performance

As part of MAPPING MELBOURNE FESTIVAL 2016 by Multicultural Arts Victoria

Do you believe in parallel universes?

Since none have yet to prove that there’s one and single universe, alternate universes and realities may indeed exist. Multiverse is a new Contemporary-Thai performance art by SILP Productions Inc., presenting - in a modern way - the concept of alternate realities. As we believe that multiple versions of reality may exist around us, even when we’re unable to perceive them, Multiverse will portray a version of reality through music and body movements - along Swanston Street - as part of MAPPING Melbourne 2016.

Director and Choreographer: Nakarin Jaikla

Music Composed by Nampark Sribanditmongkol

Performers:  Ampornkan Artanyoota, Candice Boonjua, Piyawadee Vinun,  Saranya Chaovarad, Sirapatchanun Sripetch, Suchinthara Suebsamarn, Supharad Sukphodee, Wichittra Changchaya

Date: Saturday 10 December 2016

Location: Along Swanston Street, Melbourne, Australia

Photo by Nachnicha Kongkatigumjorn, Windu Kuntoro

Multiverse - Pre-production

A modern Thai Contemporary performance

As part of MAPPING MELBOURNE FESTIVAL 2016 by Multicultural Arts Victoria

Do you believe in parallel universes?

Since none have yet to prove that there’s one and single universe, alternate universes and realities may indeed exist. Multiverse is a new Contemporary-Thai performance art by SILP Productions Inc., presenting - in a modern way - the concept of alternate realities. As we believe that multiple versions of reality may exist around us, even when we’re unable to perceive them, Multiverse will portray a version of reality through music and body movements - along Swanston Street - as part of MAPPING Melbourne 2016.

Director and Choreographer: Nakarin Jaikla

Performers:   Candice Boonjua, Wichittra Changchaya

Location: Along Swanston Street, Melbourne, Australia

Photo by Nachnicha Kongkatigumjorn,

The collaboration project between SILP Productions and Pride Productions for Music Video of Czardas - Thai Contemporary Music Video Art.

Produced and Directed by Nakarin Jaikla

Video Filmed and Edited by Andrew J Liu

Music by Numpark Sribbanditmongkol

Performers: Andrew J Liu, Brett Beckhurst, Nakarin Jaikla

Venue: Marfa Gallery

Date: September 2016

SILP Productions represented Thai Culture performance over the days of festival in 2016 in Canberra, the capital city of Australia.

To celebrated the diversity of cultures and nations in Australia

Performers: Ampornkarn Artanyoota, Nakarin Jaikla, Saranya Chaovarad, Waristha Lloyd

Date: February 2016

Location: Canberra CBD, Australia

Ideology - a contemporary Thai performance in the official launch of Mapping Melbourne Festival 2015 at the Meat Market, North Melbourne.

Ideology is a performance that portray the story of Thai people who believed in the god of Water in the  full moon.

Venue: The Meat Market, Melbourne Australia

Date: December 2015

Photo: Windu Kuntoro

Spirit of Khon - a contemporary Thai performance in Queen Sirikit Life Exhibition Gala Dinner by Victorian Thai Community Association at St. Kilda Town Hall.

Directed and choreographed by Nakarin Jaikla

Music by Numpark Sribunditmongkol

Performers: Nakarin Jaikla, Candice Boonjua, Khwanlarp Sudjunta, Ampornkan Artanyoota, Suchinthara Suebsamarn

Photo by Natnicha Kongkatigumjorn

Venue: St. Kilda Town Hall, Melbourne, Australia

Date: August 2015

Amazing Thailand Roadshow

This is our beautiful Thai cultural performance tour with Amazing Thailand Roadshow, organised  by Tourism Authority of Thailand - Sydney. Our team presented a charming Thai dancing, represented different regions of Thailand. We performed to the audiences in 3 cities: Auckland - New Zealand, Melbourne and Sydney - Australia.

The aim of the performance is to attracted the audiences to visit Thailand after attending the roadshow.

Directed and Organised by Nakarin Jaikla

Performer: Amporankarn Artanyoota, Candice Boonjua, Khwanlarp Sudjunta, Kitti Chipan, Raksina Butwong, Saranya Chaovarad, Suchinthara Suebsamarn, Wanwimon S. Pickworth.

Date: May 2015

Photo by Tomy Leung

Location:  Sydney, Australia

Believe in Belief

An evocative portrayal of spiritual beliefs in Lanna, manifesting the combination of cultural and traditional diversity. Believe in Belief explores the way people believe and worship sacred supernatural beings through performance art.

Believe in Belief is presented by a Melbourne-based Northern Thai (Lanna) contemporary artist, an award-winning sculptor, an independent contemporary music composer and an independent performing artist from Thailand.

Production Team

Director and Choreographer: Nakarin Jaikla

Co-director and Sponsor coordinator: Khwanlarp Sudjunta

Visa Coordinator and Performer Manager: Candice  Boonjua

Media designer: Ruriya Singhay

Production Coordinator: Jason McMurray

Performers

Nakarin Jaikla, Khwanlarp Sudjunta, Candice Boonjua,  Suchinthara Suebsamarn, Saranya Chaovarad, Ampornkarn Artanyoota, Sirapatchanun Sripetch, Raksina Butwong

International Artists from Thailand

Thitipol Kanteewong - Musician

Ronnarong Khumpha - Performer

This productions was part of Melbourne Fringe Festival 2014 and supported by Arts grants Program, City of Melbourne.

Date: 26 - 28 September 2018

Venue: Drill Hall, Melbourne Australia

Photo by JTZ Photography

SILP Productions represented Thai cultural performance in the annual Gala Dinner by Multicultural Arts Commission Victoria.

Venue: Palladium Hall, Crown Casino, Melbourne Australia

Date: October 2013

Photo by Multicultural Arts Victoria

Our team and Thai Students Association of Victoria presented Thai cultural performance in 2nd ASEAN Australian Youth Summit that held at North Melbourne Town Hall in 2013.

Venue: North Melbourne Town Hall

Date: August 2013

Photo by Varis Limlawan

SILP Productions performed Thai performance for opening ceremony of Thai Culture and Food Festival 2012 at Federation Square