Traditional Cambodian ’apsara’ dancing is very slow and graceful and the skills have been retained despite losing so many dancers during the Khmer Rouge years. There are performances of traditional dance, music and shadow puppetry most Friday and Saturday evenings at the
Souvanna Phum Theater, 111 Street 360, corner Street 105 (tel: (023) 987 564). There are occasional performances of traditional music and dance at the
Chatomuk Theater on Sisowath Quay (tel: (023) 725 119).
There are a few cinemas in the city but they show only Khmer language films.
Le Cinema at the French Cultural
Center, 214 Street 184 (tel: (023) 721 383) shows current and classic French films, some with English subtitles, but check first. There are multiple daily showings of a 40-minute documentary of the history of the Khmer Rouge with historical footage at the
Mekong River Event Movie, 1 Street 118, Corner of Sisowath Quay (tel: (023) 991 150).
Movie Street Video Center at 116 Sihanouk Boulevard (tel: (012) 913 899) offers private viewings of the latest Hollywood and European films on large televisions.
Information on performances can be found in the Friday edition of the
Cambodia Daily (website:
www.cambodiadaily.com),
The Phnom Penh Post (website:
www.phnompenhpost.com), which comes out once a fortnight, and the irreverent monthly
Bayon Pearnik (website:
www.bayonpearnik.com).
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