Er-Lun Township Liao Wen-He 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 Wenhe started playing puppet theatre from a young age. His puppets are larger than usual, and the performances are vivid and exquisite. With an exciting storyline and the ability to change into more than twenty different character voices, each performance attracts large crowds and has led to invitations for ticketed shows abroad, bringing Taiwan's traditional art to the international stage. The Liao Wenhe Puppet Theatre Troupe was established in 1976. In the era before television became popular, theatre groups across the province performed in theaters or outdoor stages, successfully attracting audiences. However, as television programs gained popularity, watching TV gradually became the main leisure activity for people, leading to a significant loss of puppet theatre audiences. Liao Wenhe refused to succumb to the decline of puppet theatre and actively invested in major reforms, expanding the stage and purchasing additional performance equipment. He was dedicated to the art of puppet theatre, featuring the most ancient traditional wooden puppets, as well as creating the largest celestial puppets in the country, with a massive backdrop measuring 100 feet wide, continuously experimenting with new ways to improve puppet theatre performances.

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

Er-Lun Township Liao Wen-He Puppet Troupe Introduction

Mr. Liao Wen-He started playing puppet theater from a young age. His puppets are larger than usual, and the performances are lively and exquisite, with well-crafted storylines. He can change his voice to portray more than twenty different characters, which attracts large crowds to every performance. He has also been invited to participate in ticketed performances abroad, bringing Taiwan's traditional art to the international stage. The Liao Wen-He Puppet Troupe was established in 1976. In a time before television was widespread, theater troupes across the province performed in theaters or on outdoor stages, successfully attracting audiences. However, with the rise of television programs, watching TV gradually became the main leisure activity for the public, leading to a significant loss of puppet theater audiences. Undeterred by the decline of puppet theater, Liao Wen-He actively invested heavily and launched a major reform in puppet theater, expanding the stage, acquiring additional performance equipment, and remaining dedicated to the art of puppet performance. He features the most ancient traditional wooden puppets and also pioneered the country's largest divine puppets, creating the largest scenic backdrop measuring 100 feet wide, continually experimenting with improvements to the puppet theater performance style.

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