There are several kinds of Central Javanese theatre and performing arts. The most well-known is the Javanese "wayang" theatre, which has several types. These are "wayang kulit", "wayang klitik", "wayang bèbèr", "wayang golèk", and "wayang wong". "Wayang kulit" are shadow puppets theatre with leather puppets. The stories are loosely based on Mahabharata and Ramayana cycles. "Wayang klitik" are puppets theatre with flat wooden puppets. The stories are based on Panji (king) stories. Panji was a native Javanese princes who embarked a 'journeys of desire'. "Wayang bèbèr" is scroll theatre, and it involves "performing" scenes of a story elaborately drawn and painted on rolled sheets. "Wayang golèk" consists of three-dimensional wooden puppets. The narrative can be based on anything, but usually are drawn from Islamic heroic ones. Finally, "wayang wong" is "wayang" theatre involving live figures, actors who are performing a play. The narrative, however, must be based on Mahabharata or Ramayana.