Mak Yong used to be performed outdoors in the space known as Bangsal – a heightened platform/ proscenium stage with audience facing one side of the stage. Normally, these outdoors performances for the general public. Indoor performance is also possible, for court performances and recently various social events. In general, the nature of stage space has not been standardised. The performance of Mak Yong does not require specific stage space as the nature of the performance could be flexible. The space/ soil upon which the platform is built should be cleansed by the troupe leader who is normally the Peran Tua or any other appropriate individual. The pictures depict Mak Yong in its original setting (beginning from the top left hand corner) to the present day performance venue.