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Malaysia
Triangular Prism (Lapar Lab)
Triangular Prism precisely reflected my own understanding of those choreographers and their characters. Louise is forever poised and perfect. Crystal is rebellious. And Kathyn? Well, I hardly know her at all – by Bilqis Hijjas
The Adults Are Missing
The story in this musical is about Shan, a boy who always depends on his family. One night, he heard a strange voice, whispering slowly to him, “You will put your family in trouble if you keep on being in this way.” – by Elaine Tan Yi Ling
Bangsawan "Shakuntala"
Bangsawan “Shakuntala” is a Hindu mythology revolving around Shakuntala, daughter of Dewi Menaka who came down to earth to live as a hermit. The story portrays Shakuntala to be as beautiful as the forest. She then falls in love with Emperor Dusyanta, founder of the Paurav Dynasty – by Syed Khairuzman
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Noh Theatre
Pentas Project Theatre Production organised a two-day lecture and demonstration about Noh Theatre by Professor Richard Emmert,a professor who had studied, taught and performed classical Noh drama in Japan since 1973. According Emmert, Noh is one of the oldest continually performed theatre forms in the world – by Lee Yong Mun
Thailand
Sudsakorn
Compared to other recent intercultural works at the Vic, like Phra Lor and Eclipse, the dance, music and acting in Sudsakorn aren't seamlessly blended. As contemporary dance-theatre, Sudsakorn is bold, entertaining and thought provoking (watch for the recurring watermelons) – by Pawit Mahasarinand
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