KLPac February/March/April
Going North
Presenter: KLPac
Executive Producer &
Director: Dato’ Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham
Cast: Fahmi Fadzil, Zaibo, Ari Ratos, Ras Alita Radzi, Michael Chen and Ghaz Abu Bakar
In 1948, a “state of emergency” was declared in British Malaya to meet the threat of Communist rebels. At a small town railway station on the west coast, a young university student waits to take the train going north. He encounters an elderly man who goes to the station. In the meeting of a young mind and an old experience, the student is posed to resolve a dilemma before he can take the train going north. Written by Dato’ Syed Alwi half a decade ago, Going North has been produced as a radio play and TV drama. However, this is the premier staging of this original play in English!
Date & Time: 9 – 11 February at 8.30pm and 12 February at 3pm
Tickets: RM 30 & RM 20 (students, disabled & sr. citizen)
Venue: Pentas 2, KLPac
“War on Terror” Film Screening
Presenter: Amnesty International Subang Jaya Local Group
In an effort to raise awareness on the human rights abuses committed during the War on Terror, the Amnesty International Subang Jaya Local Group will be screening two films. “The Oil Factor” (10 January) is a must-see documentary for those who want to peek into what’s really at stake with today’s War on Terror. “The President vs. David Hicks” (11 January) tells the story of the Australian Taliban fighter, David Hicks. It explores and reflects one man’s journey from rodeo rider to Guatanamo Bay detainee. Limited seats only.
Date & Time: 10– 11 February at 7.30pm
Tickets: By invitation only – min. of RM10 donation
(For invites, contact Amnesty International at 03-7955 2680)
Venue: IndiCine
ProCHICKEN PARTS 11 + Bazaar
Production by: Lee Swee Keong & The Actors Studio
Started in 1998 by dance veteran Lee Swee Keong, Chicken Parts is an experimental platform for cross-disciplinary arts experience that features collaboration with other artists in the local arts community. To spice things up this year, we have an even more exciting line-up which includes:
Performance - Caecar Chong, Kiea Kuan Nam & Yang Wei Han
Video - Kok Siew Wai, Lau Mun Leng & Goh Lee Kwang,
Music - Azmyl Yunor, Jerome Kugan, Yandsen, Ronnie Khoo & Boon
Date & Time: 18 February @ 6pm (Bazaar) and 8pm (Chicken Parts 11)
Venue: Deck area (outside KLPac)
Admission: By donation (minimum RM10)
An arts & craft / secondhand items bazaar!
Interested in getting a FREE booth? Contact Ian at
ian@klpac.com or 4047 9013. Buskers are welcomed too. Hurry, limited space only...
Troubadours / Open Doors
Presenter: Troubadours Enterprise & KLPac
Featuring:
Short film screening – James Lee, Azharr Rudin and Tan Chui Mui
Acoustic performance – Azmyl Yunor, Broken Scar, Ian Chow and Da Praise Project
For those who are unfamiliar with Troubadours, it is a regular music event held around the Klang Valley since April 2005. Helming this enterprise are singer songwriters Azmyl Yunor, Tan Sei Hon and Jerome Kugan who organized Troubadours as a showcase for local talents performing original music. Troubadours nights are intimate and friendly, and attended by a diverse group of musicians and music-lovers.
With this new collaboration, the core objective remains the same – to feature talented Malaysians who write and perform original material, solo or in a band. However, this series is specifically driven towards introducing new musicians to the local scene. It serves as a much-needed platform for such musicians to showcase their work.
To kickstart Troubadours / Open Doors, an exciting line-up of old and new names on the local circuit promises a refreshing fusion of original music. Featured musicians include Azmyl Yunor, Broken Scar, Ian Chow and Da Praise Project. Exclusive to the launch will also be an independent short film screening prior to the performances, selected by James Lee.
Troubadours / Open Doors series will take place on the third Sunday of each month at KLPac. Music lovers can expect an even more exciting line-up in the months to come. Those interested to showcase their music, please email your details (biodata & song lyrics) to troubadourskl@gmail.com and ian@klpac.com
Date: 26 February 2006
Time: 3pm – 6pm (independent short film screening & live performance)
Venue: Pentas 2, KLPac
Admission: RM10
Box office:
KLPac 03-4047 9000 / tickets@klpac.com
TAS@BSC 03-2094 9400 / tickets@theactorsstudio.com.my
Website: www.klpac.com
The Homecoming
Presenter: KLPac
Executive Producer: Dato’ Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham
Director: Gavin Yap
Playwright: Harold Pinter
Cast:
Thor Kah Hoong (Max)
U-En Ng (Lenny)
Loo Jia-Wei (Ruth)
Ian Cheang (Joey)
Ben Tan (Teddy)
Patrick Teoh (Sam)
‘The Homecoming', Harold Pinter's deliciously dark comedy tells the story of a successful philosophy professor named Teddy who braces himself as he returns to his hometown for the first time in nine years to introduce his wife, Ruth, to his family. Unfortunately, this family consists of an assortment of abusives and miscreants that make the atmosphere very uncomfortable for Teddy and turns his wife into the catalyst for a multitude of conflicts.
The Homecoming Blog http://www.thehomecomingdiaries.blogspot.com/
Date & Time:
24 March – 2 April at 8.30pm except
Sunday shows at 3.00pm (26 March & 2 April)
No shows on Mondays (27 March)
Venue: Pentas 2, KLPac
Ticketing Contact:
KLPac 03-4047 9000 / tickets@klpac.com
TAS@BSC 03-2094 9400 / tickets@theactorsstudio.com.my
URL: www.klpac.com
Presenter: KLPac
Executive Producer &
Director: Dato’ Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham
Cast: Fahmi Fadzil, Zaibo, Ari Ratos, Ras Alita Radzi, Michael Chen and Ghaz Abu Bakar
In 1948, a “state of emergency” was declared in British Malaya to meet the threat of Communist rebels. At a small town railway station on the west coast, a young university student waits to take the train going north. He encounters an elderly man who goes to the station. In the meeting of a young mind and an old experience, the student is posed to resolve a dilemma before he can take the train going north. Written by Dato’ Syed Alwi half a decade ago, Going North has been produced as a radio play and TV drama. However, this is the premier staging of this original play in English!
Date & Time: 9 – 11 February at 8.30pm and 12 February at 3pm
Tickets: RM 30 & RM 20 (students, disabled & sr. citizen)
Venue: Pentas 2, KLPac
“War on Terror” Film Screening
Presenter: Amnesty International Subang Jaya Local Group
In an effort to raise awareness on the human rights abuses committed during the War on Terror, the Amnesty International Subang Jaya Local Group will be screening two films. “The Oil Factor” (10 January) is a must-see documentary for those who want to peek into what’s really at stake with today’s War on Terror. “The President vs. David Hicks” (11 January) tells the story of the Australian Taliban fighter, David Hicks. It explores and reflects one man’s journey from rodeo rider to Guatanamo Bay detainee. Limited seats only.
Date & Time: 10– 11 February at 7.30pm
Tickets: By invitation only – min. of RM10 donation
(For invites, contact Amnesty International at 03-7955 2680)
Venue: IndiCine
ProCHICKEN PARTS 11 + Bazaar
Production by: Lee Swee Keong & The Actors Studio
Started in 1998 by dance veteran Lee Swee Keong, Chicken Parts is an experimental platform for cross-disciplinary arts experience that features collaboration with other artists in the local arts community. To spice things up this year, we have an even more exciting line-up which includes:
Performance - Caecar Chong, Kiea Kuan Nam & Yang Wei Han
Video - Kok Siew Wai, Lau Mun Leng & Goh Lee Kwang,
Music - Azmyl Yunor, Jerome Kugan, Yandsen, Ronnie Khoo & Boon
Date & Time: 18 February @ 6pm (Bazaar) and 8pm (Chicken Parts 11)
Venue: Deck area (outside KLPac)
Admission: By donation (minimum RM10)
An arts & craft / secondhand items bazaar!
Interested in getting a FREE booth? Contact Ian at
ian@klpac.com or 4047 9013. Buskers are welcomed too. Hurry, limited space only...
Troubadours / Open Doors
Presenter: Troubadours Enterprise & KLPac
Featuring:
Short film screening – James Lee, Azharr Rudin and Tan Chui Mui
Acoustic performance – Azmyl Yunor, Broken Scar, Ian Chow and Da Praise Project
For those who are unfamiliar with Troubadours, it is a regular music event held around the Klang Valley since April 2005. Helming this enterprise are singer songwriters Azmyl Yunor, Tan Sei Hon and Jerome Kugan who organized Troubadours as a showcase for local talents performing original music. Troubadours nights are intimate and friendly, and attended by a diverse group of musicians and music-lovers.
With this new collaboration, the core objective remains the same – to feature talented Malaysians who write and perform original material, solo or in a band. However, this series is specifically driven towards introducing new musicians to the local scene. It serves as a much-needed platform for such musicians to showcase their work.
To kickstart Troubadours / Open Doors, an exciting line-up of old and new names on the local circuit promises a refreshing fusion of original music. Featured musicians include Azmyl Yunor, Broken Scar, Ian Chow and Da Praise Project. Exclusive to the launch will also be an independent short film screening prior to the performances, selected by James Lee.
Troubadours / Open Doors series will take place on the third Sunday of each month at KLPac. Music lovers can expect an even more exciting line-up in the months to come. Those interested to showcase their music, please email your details (biodata & song lyrics) to troubadourskl@gmail.com and ian@klpac.com
Date: 26 February 2006
Time: 3pm – 6pm (independent short film screening & live performance)
Venue: Pentas 2, KLPac
Admission: RM10
Box office:
KLPac 03-4047 9000 / tickets@klpac.com
TAS@BSC 03-2094 9400 / tickets@theactorsstudio.com.my
Website: www.klpac.com
The Homecoming
Presenter: KLPac
Executive Producer: Dato’ Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham
Director: Gavin Yap
Playwright: Harold Pinter
Cast:
Thor Kah Hoong (Max)
U-En Ng (Lenny)
Loo Jia-Wei (Ruth)
Ian Cheang (Joey)
Ben Tan (Teddy)
Patrick Teoh (Sam)
‘The Homecoming', Harold Pinter's deliciously dark comedy tells the story of a successful philosophy professor named Teddy who braces himself as he returns to his hometown for the first time in nine years to introduce his wife, Ruth, to his family. Unfortunately, this family consists of an assortment of abusives and miscreants that make the atmosphere very uncomfortable for Teddy and turns his wife into the catalyst for a multitude of conflicts.
The Homecoming Blog http://www.thehomecomingdiaries.blogspot.com/
Date & Time:
24 March – 2 April at 8.30pm except
Sunday shows at 3.00pm (26 March & 2 April)
No shows on Mondays (27 March)
Venue: Pentas 2, KLPac
Ticketing Contact:
KLPac 03-4047 9000 / tickets@klpac.com
TAS@BSC 03-2094 9400 / tickets@theactorsstudio.com.my
URL: www.klpac.com
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