javaprivatetour.com – Imagine stepping into a world where the rustle of rice stalks in a moonlit field isn’t just the wind, but the soft sigh of something unseen. A figure in a black cloak moves silently among the stalks, the soil bearing witness to one murder after another — all for the sake of greed, for land that should have held life and harvest instead holds secrets.
In Java, stories like these aren’t just told — they are lived, they are performed. You, dear reader, are about to be invited into one such tale: equal parts drama, folklore and cultural heritage. So lean in, imagine the scent of wet earth, the whisper of leaves, the hush before the scream…
The Story Unfolds
The Eerie Tale of “Ladang Angker”
Picture a family… once tightly-knit, loving, certain in their place in the world. Then the land comes into the picture — luscious, fertile, coveted. A dark figure in a black robe appears: silent, ominous, unstoppable. One by one, murders happen — all behind the guise of protecting or gaining the land.
Who is this mysterious cloaked person? What drives their rage, their silence, their cold acts of violence? The field becomes more than just soil and stalks: it becomes a character, a silent witness, a stage for horror born from greed. The story of “Ladang Angker” invites you to question: when land itself holds memories of betrayal and death, can any harvest bring peace?
The Cultural Stage of Miss Tjitjih 1928
And here’s the cultural gem: this isn’t just any play. It’s produced by the proud and historic theatre company, Miss Tjitjih 1928 — the legendary Sundanese sandiwara troupe founded back in 1928. Miss Tjitjih began as a pioneering group using the Sundanese language, weaving local legends, mysteries and societal themes into every performance.
In other words, you’re not just watching a show — you’re stepping into living heritage. When the lights go down, and the first whisper of the jubah hitam (black cloak) slides across the stage, you’ll feel the weight of 90+ years of tradition behind it. Every gesture, every line, every flicker of shadow carries the essence of West Java’s storytelling soul.
Event Details
- Title: Ladang Angker
- Director: Imas Darsih & Elly Sunteba
- Assistant Director: Sri Ayu Winati
- Writer: Sri Ayu Winati
- Date: Saturday, 25 October 2025
- Time: 19:30 WIB
- Venue: Gedung Kesenian Miss Tjitjih
Why You Should Attend
If you’re visiting Java and asking yourself, “What unique cultural experience can’t I find in a tour bus?” — well, here’s your answer.
- Witness folklore infused with suspense — this performance blends horror, greed, and moral reflection.
- Experience Sundanese language, music, and acting from one of Java’s oldest theatre troupes.
- Feel the immersive tension of local myth meeting modern performance art.
- Perfect for culture lovers, researchers, filmmakers, and content creators looking for authentic stories.
This isn’t a generalist show; it’s a specialist cultural masterpiece. And that’s exactly what makes it unforgettable.
Experience It with Java Private Tour
So there you have it — a story of haunted land, of a mysterious cloaked figure, of greed and ghosts, performed by one of Java’s oldest Sundanese theatre troupes. And now, your moment to step in.
If you’re ready to explore the wonders of Indonesian cultural theatre and live a performance you’ll remember long after you’ve flown home, let Java Private Tour guide you. Our team offers specialist experiences — we’re not generalists, but specialists, your best choice for deep, meaningful cultural adventures in Java.
- Professional English-speaking guides who know the stories behind every performance.
- Flexible schedules tailored to your interests.
- Private car rentals (sedan, van, bus) for solo travellers, couples, or film crews.
- Trusted by embassies and recommended for first-time visitors to Java.
So, if you’re ready to explore the wonders of this mystical Sundanese theatre event, head over to our REQUEST PAGE and let’s start planning your adventure. Or simply CLICK THIS LINK to chat with us on WhatsApp.
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