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Come See "Los Desaparecidos," a new play from Flying Orb presented in partnership with
Angkor Dance Troupe

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Welcome to Angkor Dance Troupe

Founded in 1986, Angkor Dance Troupe (ADT) began as a response to the urgent need to preserve Cambodia’s classical and folk performing arts after the Khmer Rouge genocide. Over time, ADT discovered something deeper; these art forms are not just traditions, they are tools for healing, identity, and growth.

Today, ADT is a vibrant youth-centered organization that uses Cambodian dance, music, and storytelling to empower the next generation. Through our programs, young Cambodian Americans gain confidence, cultural pride, and a sense of belonging, strengthening community bonds and keeping Khmer heritage alive.

We invite you to explore our programs, performances, and the many ways you can be part of our journey.

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For nearly 40 years, Angkor Dance Troupe has inspired generations through Cambodian performing arts. We empower youth, celebrate culture, and connect communities through dance, music, and storytelling.

  • 39+ years of cultural preservation and dance and music innovation 

  • 7,000+ students educated and trained in Khmer classical and folk dance and music

  • 400+ performances throughout the US and globally

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Watch how Angkor Dance Troupe preserves the soul of a people, honoring 50 years since the Khmer Rouge by passing on Cambodia’s sacred dance traditions to heal, empower youth, and keep cultural memory alive. Featured on Asian American Life by CUNY TV.

"Dancing is my passion. I've danced with masters, seniors, and juniors, and now I share the stage with my kids. Angkor Dance Troupe has been an important part of my journey, helping me deepen my knowledge of dance, culture, and discipline. Now, it’s time to pass that knowledge to my children and the younger generation.”                                                                                          

                                       — Stephanie Seng

Stephanie Seng, a longtime ADT dancer, now shares the stage with her three children.

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Generous support come from the following donors and individuals like you:

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How to Get Involved

Whether you’re an aspiring dancer or musician, a donor or advocate, there are many ways to support Angkor Dance Troupe, the work we do and the next generation of cultural bearers and leaders.

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Contact Us

Our Locations

Stay in Touch!

Subscribe to our newsletters and follow our social media to learn about upcoming performances, program updates, and how you can support Angkor Dance Troupe.

Office: (978) 275-1823

Email: info@angkordance.org

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 1553

Lowell, MA 01853

Lowell National Historical Park,

Patrick J. Mogan Cultural Center

40 French St. 3rd Floor, Lowell, MA 01852

Western Ave Studios

122 Western Ave.​ Lowell, MA 01851

Hours will vary. Please contact us if you would like to schedule a visit.

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Angkor Dance Troupe, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. ​​© Copyright 2024 Angkor Dance Troupe, Inc.

Angkor Dance Troupe, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. ​​© Copyright 2025 Angkor Dance Troupe, Inc.

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