Best Puppet Theaters In Kualalumpur Near Me

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Aspiring thespians between the age of 18 and 25 can consider auditioning for our Theatre for Young People (T4YP) programme which provides almost 300 hours of intensive masterclasses with the industry’s top experts as well as performance opportunities in a professional environment

Whether you are an aspiring performer or someone who wants to learn more about the arts, audition to be part of our music ensembles – klpac Orchestra, klpac Symphonic Band and klpac String Orchestra, join our guided Backstage Bites tour or participate in our festivals like Short+Sweet Malaysia and YSDAF

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Housed in an award-winning heritage building, klpac is equipped with two theatres, studios, gallery space as well as ample lawn and deck area outdoors overlooking a 35-acre park and a lake, home to a family of ducks. A venue unlike any other, just a stone’s throw from KL’s city centre.

4worldlovers: ANGGOTA 2: Re-Member is the latest performance by Lee Ren Xin, one of Malaysia's most exciting & thought-provoking dance artists.

This new work arises from last year's award-winning ANGGOTA & delves deeper into the questions & themes Ren Xin & collaborators were exploring – this time with a focus on embodiment on a day-to-day level.

In ANGGOTA 2, Ren Xin works with 'voice' as a significant element – the voice from the voice box, as well as the voice of the body (e.g. what this body feels, needs, desires – its agencies, and capacities to decide). This stems from Ren Xin’s personal question why, "as a body-oriented practitioner, my voice is the one part of my body that I could not use. That I felt furthest away from. That I could not feel. That felt so foreign to me." This inquiry zooms out to consider larger cultural values that are inherited & embodied via the functions of family, education, & dance education – all of which may have a role in shaping the body & silencing the voice.

Recognizing the tension of embodying this disconnectedness, dismemberedness, and the dismissed voices of the body, ANGGOTA 2 embarks on a journey to re-member – to put together once again – this body in present time & space.

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ANGGOTA 2: Re-Member - new dance work arising from last year's award-winning ANGGOTA, this time focusing on embodiment on a day to day level and 'voice' as a significant element.

Panel discussion. At ILHAM Gallery, in conjuction with the exhibition Nirmala Dutt: Statements.

Launch & presentation. At Freedom Film Network's inaugural International Conference on Film & Society.

A Notional History - Documentary performance responding to a critical moment in Malaysia – the publishing of new, official history textbooks in 2020.

Touch Me Hold Me Let Me Go - a lecture which turns into a workshop which turns into a performance. In this hybrid gathering, Lee Su-Feh discusses her TMHMLMG algorithm and shares ways to use it.

Radical Tenderness - a workshop by Vancouver-based dancer, choreographer, and facilitator Lee Su-Feh. An introduction to Fitzmaurice Voicework and the TMHMLMG algorithm.


ANGGOTA - Dance artists Lee Ren Xin & Tan Bee Hung excavate what might be carried, what is inherited, and what could be owned in their Malaysian Chinese female bodies.

3 Questions: Lee Ren Xin shares about her latest dance creation ANGGOTA, her collaborators, and dancing "for all the women in my family who could not".

- Publication featuring 14 writers from different disciplines and generations critically engaging with Krishen Jit’s theatre.

- A publication featuring 15 of the most iconic, innovative and memorable plays and performance texts produced by the collective.

4worldlovers:
Stadium Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It has significance as the site of the formal declaration of independence of the Federation of Malaya on 31 August 1957 and the first modern building of the new nation. The stadium was the principal venue in Kuala Lumpur for celebrations and sporting events until 1962 when the Stadium Negara was built. In 2008, the Stadium Merdeka received the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Award for Excellence for Heritage Conservation owing to its cultural significance and embodiment of a unique independence declaration event.HistoryStadium Merdeka was constructed from 25 September 1956 to 21 August 1957, and was designed by architect Stanley Edward Jewkes. It is the site of one of Malaysia's most historically significant events. On 31 August 1957, power was transferred from the British Empire to the newly independent Malayan government. Tens of thousands of people crowded into the stadium, which was built specifically for this occasion.The stadium served as the principal venue in Kuala Lumpur for celebrations and sporting events until the mid-1990s, when the Bukit Jalil National Stadium was built.The stadium and its land were given to a private company which had intended to redevelop the land into a RM1 billion entertainment and office complex. In exchange, the company was required to build seven other stadiums in other locations. However, the company did not proceed with the redevelopment due to public outcry and the company's financial difficulties due to the late 1990s Asian economic crisis.