Indonesian Puppet Theatre, known as Wayang, is a traditional form of storytelling that uses puppets to depict various tales, often drawn from Hindu and Buddhist epics. The performances typically feature intricate puppets made from leather or wood, manipulated by skilled puppeteers called dalang. The theatre serves not only as entertainment but also as a means of cultural education, conveying moral lessons and historical narratives. Each performance is accompanied by live music, usually played on traditional instruments like the gamelan, enhancing the overall experience and connecting the audience to Indonesia's rich cultural heritage.