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theatrethreesixty celebrates #malaysiabaru

July 24, 2018

theatrethreesixty is proud to present #wearetheatrethreesixty2018, the 2018 edition of their annual wearetheatrethreesixty arts festival from the 19th of July through to the 26th of August 2018, held at Lot’ng Arts Space, Subang Jaya. #wearetheatrethreesixty2018 is a 6-week festival featuring 3 theatrethreesixty productions, incepted and jointly executed by the established and up-and-coming local artistic talents...Read More

5 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘After Earl : Before The Fall’.

June 27, 2018

by Armani Shahrin

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“Well met!” we were greeted as we walked into the closed preview of ‘After Earl : Before The Fall’ by Kudos Productions. After we were given the house rules (silent phones and no flash photography) by a well-mannered imp, the lights were dimmed and so begins the show which led us to discover these fun facts...Read More

Adapting to children’s theatre

May 17, 2017

by Amy De Kanter

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Today, they announce shows six months in advance so schools can include the performances in their curriculum. But when Gardner & Wife first started bringing in plays for very young children, they struggled to fill the theatre. This May, hundreds of school children in Penang, Ipoh and the Klang Valley will enjoy a restaging of Stuck. Based...Read More

Tips for theatre directors

May 14, 2017

by Mia Sabrina Mahadir

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Being a director is tougher than it sounds. In fact, ‘directing’ is only one of many things you have to know how to do. Here, lecturer and director Reuben Cheow provides tips on how to get the best work from your actors and team. Filmed and edited by Mia Sabrina Mahadir

HOW TO CONQUER THE SINGAPORE STAGE: THE MALAYSIAN TROJAN HORSE (PART 1 – Casting the shiniest stars, no matter where they come from)

February 28, 2017

by Stephanie Van Driesen

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For years now Malaysian talent has been killing it in Singapore’s spotlights. More and more of their local productions feature at least one Malaysian performer – often in a starring role. In the first of a three-part series, guest writer Stephanie Van Driesen explores the appeal of Singapore for our actors and the warm welcome...Read More

Adding spice to life: The appeal of performing arts

February 6, 2017

by Fathimath Nuha

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“Growing up in Malaysia, where we are spoilt for choices when we get up in the morning for breakfast – getting used to that – I can’t think of a better industry than the performing arts to spice up your life.” – Govin Ruben, Director, Terryandthecuz Provocative and visually stunning world class works have become the hallmarks...Read More

‘Open Stage’ for emerging work and talent in the performing arts

February 4, 2017

by Amy De Kanter

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For years, open mic nights have given upcoming musicians, comedians and poets a place try out new material before a live audience. However, there was no place that gave other performing artists the same opportunity. Until now. Save the date! 6th February will be the inaugural Open Stage at Twenty20Two (a new event space/black box) in...Read More

Bond Street Theatre – Theatre for the Unheard

January 24, 2017

by Mia Sabrina Mahadir

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“Theatre can help them discover who they are… they have specific stories to tell.” – Joanna Sherman, Artistic Director, Bond Street Theatre. Since 1976, Bond Street Theatre has used creativity, movement and storytelling to inspire and educate youth, address human rights issues, heal communities affected by poverty and conflict, and promote the value of the arts...Read More

Opportunity: George Town Festival, Malaysia

December 27, 2016

by Amy De Kanter

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About George Town Festival offers creative practitioners, educators and business operators opportunities to create new works and form relationships with an array of different community groups. Growing in scope and reach since it was inaugurated in 2010, the Festival is a valuable platform for theatre groups, dancers, choreographers, composers, musicians and other performing artists to...Read More

An Actor’s Journey – In conversation with Tan Meng Kheng

December 15, 2016

by Zoe Liew

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When he first cast in a proper play Tan Meng Kheng had to consult the Internet to understand what he’d be doing. Fast forward several years and roles later, the now full-time professional actor talks to ARTERI guest writer Zoe Liew about how he got here. It was 2007 and director/producer Low Ngai Yuen learned...Read More

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