Thirra or Theyyam thira is a ritual dance performed in "Kaavu"(grove)& temples of the Malabar region in Kerala State, South India. This art form is performed by the artists of malaya (the artist who recognised for performing the art form called as a "perumalayan") community. This art is performed during Utsavam (annual temple festival). Clan deities such as Bhagavathi, Shiva are worshipped in these forms.Theyyam thira is main sub division of Theyyam. It is similar to the Theyyam dance performed in the same region, except that in Theyyam the performer is considered as the god he is representing, while in Thira the performer is considered as to be possessed by god.
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| - Thirra o Theam Thira è una danza rituale classica eseguita nei kavu (giardini) e templi nella regione del Malabar, nello stato indiano meridionale del Kerala. La danza viene eseguita da artisti della comunità malese, artisti sono conosciuti localmente come Perumalians durante il festival annuale del tempio durante il quale vengono adorate divinità come e Shiva. Theam Thera è simile alla danza theyyam eseguita nella stessa regione, tranne che nella theyyam l'esecutore è considerato come il dio che rappresenta, mentre nella thira, l'esecutore è considerato posseduto da dio. (it)
- Thirra or Theyyam thira is a ritual dance performed in "Kaavu"(grove)& temples of the Malabar region in Kerala State, South India. This art form is performed by the artists of malaya (the artist who recognised for performing the art form called as a "perumalayan") community. This art is performed during Utsavam (annual temple festival). Clan deities such as Bhagavathi, Shiva are worshipped in these forms.Theyyam thira is main sub division of Theyyam. It is similar to the Theyyam dance performed in the same region, except that in Theyyam the performer is considered as the god he is representing, while in Thira the performer is considered as to be possessed by god. (en)
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| - Thirra o Theam Thira è una danza rituale classica eseguita nei kavu (giardini) e templi nella regione del Malabar, nello stato indiano meridionale del Kerala. La danza viene eseguita da artisti della comunità malese, artisti sono conosciuti localmente come Perumalians durante il festival annuale del tempio durante il quale vengono adorate divinità come e Shiva. Theam Thera è simile alla danza theyyam eseguita nella stessa regione, tranne che nella theyyam l'esecutore è considerato come il dio che rappresenta, mentre nella thira, l'esecutore è considerato posseduto da dio. (it)
- Thirra or Theyyam thira is a ritual dance performed in "Kaavu"(grove)& temples of the Malabar region in Kerala State, South India. This art form is performed by the artists of malaya (the artist who recognised for performing the art form called as a "perumalayan") community. This art is performed during Utsavam (annual temple festival). Clan deities such as Bhagavathi, Shiva are worshipped in these forms.Theyyam thira is main sub division of Theyyam. It is similar to the Theyyam dance performed in the same region, except that in Theyyam the performer is considered as the god he is representing, while in Thira the performer is considered as to be possessed by god. Thira brings the gods to life. Performers dress up with ceremonial facial paint and loud clothing and dance in front of the deity, the bhagavathi. The objective clearly is to bring a sense of awe to the proceedings. Each performer represents a particular deity and is sponsored by devotees as a prayer offering. These dancers are viewed as being possessed by the gods when they are in their act, with devotees queuing up to meet them to share woes and wishes. Toddy plays a very significant role in the proceedings, it is an offering to the gods and almost all the performers dance under the influence. This helps in creating the feeling of being "possessed". The performers belong to the "Peruvannan" caste of , who are given prime importance in Thira . Therefore in Kerala, both upper caste Brahmins, and lower caste tribals have an important place in worship. (en)
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