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There was something quietly radical about a book launch earlier this month at the Penang Institute.

I still remember the night this nonsense started.

As an avid theatre-goer and a lover of everything arts-related, I’ve spent countless hours discussing and analysing the shows I’ve watched with friends, acquaintances, and sometimes even strangers I meet at these...

There is a growing discomfort in Malaysia whenever the arts begin to touch what is deemed “offensive.” A scene is clipped, a video goes viral, and suddenly the conversation is no longer about meaning, but morality....

“The eagle has landed; the chicks have flown!”— A Year to Love, The Musical. A Year to Love is a musical performance that is a warm-hearted dramatic comedy about love, reinvention, and living fully, crafted for...

Beloved Penang singer and educator Tony Sim recently celebrated his 80th birthday with an afternoon of Opera Arias & Art Songs at 32 Mansion in George Town—a tribute as much to a life in music as to the community he has...

There’s something very exciting about hearing Penang talk about the “creative economy.” It sounds progressive, forward-thinking, almost like we’re on the brink of becoming the next big cultural capital of the region.

There are plays you enjoy, and then there are plays that quietly sit with you long after the lights come up. Dua Darah belongs firmly in the latter.