Classical Repertory:

		Robam Chhouy Chhay - 01:05 (2005)
		Robam Apsara - 01:37 (2003)
		Robam Buong Suong - 1:03 (2000)
		Robam Monosenchetna - 00:45 (1997)

New Works:

		Romlik Kun Kru Knom (Forever My Ancestors- 2006) describes the deep admiration Charya has for her Khmer dance ancestors
		Pka Kolab Khiev (Blue Roses-2007) inspired by the character, Laura, from The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams
		Villeer Chruas Knear (Intersections Through Time-2007) explores contempory and personal themes focusing on Charya’s own experiences as an immigrant artist
		Rorb Pkay (To Count the Stars-2005) describes one beautiful night with a full moon and bright shinning stars

Pka Kolab Khiev, Blue Roses (Long version):

  Long Version - 4 minutes - 42.6 MB

Pka Lolab Khiev is a new creation inspired by the character of Laura from the Tennessee Williams’ play, The Glass Menagerie. Charya's Blue Roses explores the life of a Khmer princess who lives in her own imaginary world. To mask her unhappiness, she surrounds herself with things that are familiar. When she tries to break out of her safe world to experience a new life, she becomes frightened by the unknown. It is only when she allows herself to break free that she realizes the promise of her new world. Despite the excitement about her new life, the princess chooses to retreat back to her safe, familiar world.

Image on left: Dance pose from "Forever My Ancestors." Photo Credit: RJ Muna.