anyeint造句

• The Burmese comedian, Zarganar, has frequently performed in anyeint.
• The pattala is also prominently featured in Burmese drama, anyeint.
• Zaganar and Kutho were successful comedians in early " anyeint " revival.
• The name " anyeint " comes from a Burmese language word meaning " gentle ".
• In 1986, he formed the Mya Ponnama Anyeint troupe whose shows frequently appeared on television.
• From 1988 to 1992, a military curfew at night prohibited all-night anyeint performances.
• In 1986, he formed the Mya Ponnama Anyeint troupe, whose performances have appeared on television.
• In the mid-1980s, Zarganar and his comedians were the main draw to their anyeint show.
• The Burmese performance art Htein Lin has also performed anyeint, which is an influence in his performance art.
• The costumes of " anyeint " performers are identical to those worn by puppets in traditional marionette theater.
• The first known anyeint troupe was formed in Mandalay around 1900, by comedian U Chit Phwe and his wife, dancer Ma Sein Thone.
• Today, Anyeint shows are still nominally led by female performers but the comedians-cum-social commentators are what most people go to see.
• Now, she is actively participating as a Myanmar traditional dancer with'Rose'group in'Rose Anyeint'which is held for charities.
• Well-known film actresses and singers, including May Than Nu and Yadana Khin, are often featured as lead " anyeint " actresses.
• The " anyeint minthami " dances to instrumental music and singing either a cappella or to music are interspersed with comedic dialogue and slapstick performed by clowns.
• In the colonial era, famous anyeint actresses often became recording artists and were the headlines of anyeint shows, as composers wrote individual songs and dances suited to them.
• In the colonial era, famous anyeint actresses often became recording artists and were the headlines of anyeint shows, as composers wrote individual songs and dances suited to them.
• Burmese cultural dance show ( Anyeint ) troupe in which he is one of the supporting comedians along with Tun Tun, Moe Moe, Ye Lay and Kyaw Kyaw Bo.
• Several activists in exile, including Thee Lay Thee Anyeint members, have returned to Myanmar after President Thein Sein's invitation to expatriates to return home to work for national development.
• In the past, the anyeint performance was concluded with a verse play called " zat kyi " ( ), although this portion is now omitted from contemporary anyeint programmes.