Art in Malaysia: Dust by Theatresauce (Review)
A poignant reflection on the ever-confusing nature of death and mortality. KUALA LUMPUR – Newly devised by Theatresauce, DUST is a brand new,Continue Reading
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In Kuala Lumpur 2019: Gold Rain & Hailstones by The Instant Cafe Theatre Company (Review)
A timely reminder of the genius and timelessness of Jit Murad in this reflection on the Malaysian identity. KUALA LUMPURContinue Reading
In Kuala Lumpur 2019: Ola Bola the Musical (2019 Version) by Enfiniti Productions (Review)
The sold out Malaysian musical continues to swell with nationalistic pride as it returned for a rematch for an evenContinue Reading
In Kuala Lumpur 2019: An Interview with the Creative Team of Gold Rain & Hailstones (The Instant Cafe Theatre Company)
KUALA LUMPUR – Jit Murad is one of Malaysia’s most prominent playwrights, having penned some of the country’s sharpest and mostContinue Reading
Review: Are You Game, Sau(dara)? by Five Arts Centre (KL) and Bhumi Collective (SG)
Experimental responses to Leow Puay Tin’s 3 Children still very much cerebral works in progress. KUALA LUMPUR – Cross CausewayContinue Reading
Preview: MUD The Musical by Enfiniti Productions (Kuala Lumpur)
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – This December, Enfiniti Productions is bringing back the award-winning, family-friendly MUD The Musical for an all new production!Continue Reading
Review: A Tale of Star-Crossed Lovers by Nyoban Kan and KL Shakespeare Players
Romeo and Juliet, meet Rama and Shinta MALAYSIA – As part of the 2018 KL Butoh Fest, Nyoban Kan andContinue Reading
Review: Ola Bola the Musical by Enfiniti Productions (Kuala Lumpur)
A nationalistic musical with high production value that celebrates Malaysia in all its glorious diversity. KUALA LUMPUR – There areContinue Reading
Review: The Bee by Theatresauce (Kuala Lumpur)
Absurd, dark social satire leaves a lethal sting with Theatresauce’s final show of their 2017/18 season. KUALA LUMPUR – InContinue Reading
Preview: OlaBola The Musical by Enfiniti (Kuala Lumpur)
Sports and theatre may seem as disparate as oil and water, but this February, Malaysia’s Enfiniti is about the changeContinue Reading
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