The Wayang Wong Millennial Performance Art Model as a New Tourist Attraction in Bali

Ni Made, Ruastiti and I Komang, Sudirga and I Gede, Yudartha (2020) The Wayang Wong Millennial Performance Art Model as a New Tourist Attraction in Bali. International Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Change, 14 (05).

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Abstract

This scientific work aims to discuss the Wayang Wong Millennial performance art model as a tourist attraction and the audience's response to the Wayang Wong Millenial performance. This publication is the result of qualitative research using a cultural studies approach. Data collection was carried out through document studies, observations of Wayang Wong Millennial performances, and in-depth interviews with 11 informants from puppet actors, art observers as well as puppet art lovers in Bali. The descriptive-interpretive analysis is done by applying aesthetic theory, symbols, and practical theory. The results of the study show: (1) The packaging of the Wayang Wong Cupu Manik Astagina model covers various aspects: story, setting, characterisation, costumes, dialogue, music, stage setting, choreography movements have been able to captivate millennial generation involved as actors. This innovative sense of belonging to the Wayang Wong can develop as a new tourist attraction in Bali; (2) The existence of Wayang Wong Millenial was welcomed positively by elements of the community, including Bali tourism participants. In general, they consider that Wayang Wong Millennial is a form of Balinese art that is packaged according to the digital era, can be used as an educational medium for the millennial generation, and can be staged as a new tourist attraction. Wayang Wong Millennial, which has been packaged as a tourist attraction, should be developed. Keywords: Wayang Wong Millenial, New Tourism Attractions, Bali Tourism

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