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ISSUE #137
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From a play from Singapore to film screenings, there’s bound to be something waiting for you at klpac throughout November. Teater Ekamatra presents Bilik Ahmad Berdaki (4-7 Nov), a play that sees six actors performing in all three plays, the actors taking on a different character in each. The triple-bill tackles somewhat controversial issues in the Malay communities.
Then there’s Mukabuku (20 & 21 Nov), a collection of six short plays presented by the T4YP Ensemble. Exploring social networking sites role in our everyday lives, these short plays will feature the works of Mark Beau De Silva, Alex Chua and Nandang Abdul Rahman.
Finally, film buffs shouldn’t miss out free screenings of films from the UK. In British Playwrights on Film, the selection of films will look at how some of the best and most original British plays of the last 50 years have translated to the big screen.
For more info, please visit www.klpac.org.
Text Myra Mahyuddin
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Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts CentreSentul Park, Jalan Strachan, 51100 Kuala Lumpur
Sentul (KTM)
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