Erhlun Township Liao Wen-Ho Puppet Troupe

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二崙鄉廖文和布袋戲團
二崙鄉廖文和布袋戲團

Mr. Liao Wen-He began playing glove puppetry from a young age. His puppets are larger than usual, and the performances are lively and exquisite, with captivating storylines. He can change his voice to portray more than twenty different characters, which attracts large audiences to each performance. He has also been invited to participate in paid performances abroad, bringing Taiwan's traditional art to the international stage. The Liao Wen-He Puppet Troupe was established in 1976. In the past, when television was not yet widespread, theater troupes from all corners of the province could attract audiences by performing in theaters or outdoor stages. However, as television programs gained popularity, watching TV gradually became the main form of leisure for the public, leading to a significant loss of glove puppetry audiences. Despite the declining trend of puppetry, Liao Wen-He did not succumb to it. Instead, he invested heavily to reform glove puppetry, expanding the stage and purchasing additional performance equipment. He is dedicated to the art of puppetry, maintaining the most ancient traditional small wooden puppets while also creating the largest celestial puppet in the country and the biggest set, featuring a super large backdrop that is 100 feet wide. He continuously experiments with improving the performance style of glove puppetry.

Address:No. 19, Shaoxing Rd., Erlun Township, Yunlin County

Erhlun Township Liao Wen-Ho Puppet Troupe Introduction

Mr. Liao Wen-he began playing puppet theatre at a young age. His puppets are larger than usual, and the performances are vibrant and exquisite, with captivating storylines. He can change voices for over twenty characters, which draws large crowds to every performance. He has also been invited abroad for ticketed shows, bringing Taiwan's traditional art to the international stage. The Liao Wen-he Puppet Troupe was established in 1976. In the era before television became widespread, theater troupes across the province attracted audiences by performing in theaters or outdoor venues. However, as television programs gained popularity, viewership for puppet theatre drastically decreased. Unwilling to succumb to the decline of puppet theatre, Liao Wen-he invested heavily in a major reform of the art form, expanding the stage and acquiring more performance equipment. He is dedicated to the art of puppet theatre, featuring the most ancient traditional wooden puppets, as well as the largest celestial puppets in the country, with an enormous backdrop measuring 100 feet wide, continuously experimenting to improve the performance of puppet theatre.

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