Reyog Sardulo Sentono
Reog Ponorogo paguyuban (sardulo = singa) listed among recognised community practitioners in the ICH inscription dossier. Sanggar or paguyuban training keeps sacred and stage repertoires alive through weekly practice and festival performance.
Community dance troupe model (Reog, Barong, Saman and peers): village or city sanggar training, ritual calendars, and touring pride.
External page. Check current meetings, membership, and joining details directly with the group.
Other indonesian community dance groups
Pioneer Barong & Keris troupe in Batubulan, performing daily tourist shows at Pura Puseh Banjar Denjalan since the village pivoted into Bali's main cultural-tourism dance hub.
Hereditary Barong Ket troupe drawn from Banjar Tegaltamu residents; membership traditionally passes from parent to child within the banjar.
Founded 1 April 1972 by I Dewa Nyoman Oka (1923-1999); long-running daily Barong & Kris and Kecak Fire Dance stage in Batubulan. Sanggar or paguyuban training keeps sacred and stage repertoires alive through weekly practice and festival performance.
Community barong and kecak troupe in Banjar Tegehe staging daily performances for visitors as part of the Batubulan dance-village circuit.
Banjar Tegehe-based barong group performing at the Jambe Barong stage in Desa Adat Dlod Tukad. Sanggar or paguyuban training keeps sacred and stage repertoires alive through weekly practice and festival performance.
Children's barong sekaa (~60 dancers aged 4 to teens) founded 12 June 2002 to perform at the pujawali of Pura Dalem Tengaling Pengukur-ukuran in Banjar Sengguan.