Carmencita Palermo interviews Balinese Performers

WOMEN IN BALINESE PERFORMING ARTS CROSSING MALE BOUNDERIES

Very intereting video where Balinese Topeng performers share their thoughts about the possibility for women to perform male roles in convincing ways as for Balinese traditional dance drama

Carmencita Palermo website

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