| Lakhon pol srey |
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| Part of a series on Dance drama of Southeast Asia |
| Burma |
| Yama Zatdaw |
| Cambodia |
| Lakhon Khol · Lakhon Pol Srey · Royal Ballet of Cambodia · Yike |
| Indonesia |
| Legong · Kecak · Ketoprak · Ludruk · Topeng · Wayang wong |
| Laos |
| Classical dance and theatre |
| Malaysia |
| Boria · Jikey · Mak Yong · Mek Mulung · Menora |
| Phillipines |
| Singkil |
| Thailand |
| Khon · Lakhon nai · Lakhon chatri · Lakhon nok · Likay |
Lakhon pol srey (Khmer: ល្ខោនពោលស្រី, lit. 'female narrative theatre') is a dance drama genre originating from the court of Oudong in Cambodia during the 1600s.[1] The performance consists of masked female dancers enacting the Reamker. It is distinct from the lakhon khol genre in that the narration is performed by the dancers themselves. There now exists only one troupe located at Wat Kean Svay Krau in Cambodia.[2][3]