KLPac May 2006
Funny Thing Called Love (comedy)
Presenter:
KLPac
Date & Time:
4th – 6th May at 8.30pm and 7th May at 3.00pm
Venue:
Pentas 1, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM50 and RM30 (students, disabled and sr. citizens)
Producer:
Ashvin Gidwani
Director:
Vijay Kenkre
Written by:
Late Professor Vasant Kanetkar
Adapted by:
Bharat Dabholkar
Cast:
Vijoo Khote, Smita Jaykar, Atul Parchure, Liladhar Kambli, Shivani Tanksale, Dimple Inamdar and Pushkar Shrotri.
Funny Thing Called Love will bring you from laughter to tears through the journey of LOVE. Professor Desai and his family live a contented life. Their household is overturned by the arrival of Melwyn and Dougy D’Costa, the owner of Car & Bar, Mumbai’s first garage-cum-bar. Breaking away from their family’s orthodox beliefs, Anushka Desai and Melwyn D’Costa elope to fulfill their quest for True Love. And what follows are the harsh realities of daily life…
Funny Thing Called Love is a fun-filled evening of comedy and entertainment brought to you by Mumbai’s top TV, theatre and film personalities. For more information, log on to http://ftcl.indiatimes.com
Pebbles 3 (dance)
Presenter:
Rivergrass Dance Theatre
Date & Time:
5 & 6 May 2006 at 8.30pm & 7 May 2006 at 3pm
Venue:
Pentas 2, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM57, RM37 and RM27 (students)
Fundraising ticket:
RM100 (for Malaysia’s representatives to Global Assembly 2006, Toronto)
Featuring:
Amy Len, Gan Chih Pei, Liu Yong Sean, Kiea Kuan Nam and Mew Chang Tsing
Music by:
Sunetra Fernando and Michael Veerapan (Rhythm in Bronze, by Five Arts Centre and The Actors Studio)
Rivergrass Dance Theatre presents Pebbles 3, a platform for both amateur and professional dancers to share the stage and exchange their experiences in dance. The first performance, “Catch That Thought”, will showcase graduates from the Rivergrass Dance training course along with talented young children aged between three and twelve years old. The second performance, will see some of the best dancers in Malaysia performing a piece about the emotions of “Qi” (Angin or Semangat) entitled “Qi.VI”. “Qi” plays a significant role in most Asian traditions.
Fundraising tickets are available to assist Malaysian representatives to attend and perform at the World Dance Alliance’s Global Assembly 2006, Toronto. In fact, “Qi.VI”, will be performed there. The very same team is also bidding for the Global Assembly 2008 to be hosted in Kuala Lumpur.
For more information, visit http://www.rivergrass.com.my
All that Jazz – a date with Billy Cobham’s Culture Mix (concert)
Presenter:
Enlightened Planet
Date & Time:
20 May 2006 at 8.30pm
Venue:
Pentas 1, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM220, RM160 and RM80
The legendary Billy Cobham first started playing in Panama, his birthplace, where he mastered the timbales, steel drums & congas. With his explosive drumming and wonderful personality, he has performed in a number of concerts and symphonies. Billy Cobham has accompanied an unending list of great performing artists including George Benson, Miles Davis, Freddy Hubbard, Roberta Flack and Peter Gabriel. If you are a jazz enthusiast, don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to experience a dazzling performance by one of the world’s illustrious percussionists. His sensational performance is guaranteed to blow your minds away!
Troubadours / Open Doors (concert)
Presenter:
KLPac & Troubadours Enterprise
Date & Time:
21 May 2006 at 3.00pm
Venue:
IndiCine, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM 12
Troubadours / Open Doors is monthly series of live performances and short-film screenings organized by KLPac and Troubadours Enterprise. It features talented Malaysians who write, perform and / or present 100% original material. With the ‘Open Doors’ concept, this series act as a much-needed platform for new musicians and filmmakers to showcase their work. Troubadours / Open Doors will take place on the third Sunday of each month. Those interested to showcase their music or short-films, please email your biodata, song lyrics (musicians only), synopsis (filmmakers only) and photo to troubadourskl@gmail.com and ian@klpac.com.
For more information, log on to http://www.troubadourskl.blogspot.com.
Presenter:
KLPac
Date & Time:
4th – 6th May at 8.30pm and 7th May at 3.00pm
Venue:
Pentas 1, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM50 and RM30 (students, disabled and sr. citizens)
Producer:
Ashvin Gidwani
Director:
Vijay Kenkre
Written by:
Late Professor Vasant Kanetkar
Adapted by:
Bharat Dabholkar
Cast:
Vijoo Khote, Smita Jaykar, Atul Parchure, Liladhar Kambli, Shivani Tanksale, Dimple Inamdar and Pushkar Shrotri.
Funny Thing Called Love will bring you from laughter to tears through the journey of LOVE. Professor Desai and his family live a contented life. Their household is overturned by the arrival of Melwyn and Dougy D’Costa, the owner of Car & Bar, Mumbai’s first garage-cum-bar. Breaking away from their family’s orthodox beliefs, Anushka Desai and Melwyn D’Costa elope to fulfill their quest for True Love. And what follows are the harsh realities of daily life…
Funny Thing Called Love is a fun-filled evening of comedy and entertainment brought to you by Mumbai’s top TV, theatre and film personalities. For more information, log on to http://ftcl.indiatimes.com
Pebbles 3 (dance)
Presenter:
Rivergrass Dance Theatre
Date & Time:
5 & 6 May 2006 at 8.30pm & 7 May 2006 at 3pm
Venue:
Pentas 2, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM57, RM37 and RM27 (students)
Fundraising ticket:
RM100 (for Malaysia’s representatives to Global Assembly 2006, Toronto)
Featuring:
Amy Len, Gan Chih Pei, Liu Yong Sean, Kiea Kuan Nam and Mew Chang Tsing
Music by:
Sunetra Fernando and Michael Veerapan (Rhythm in Bronze, by Five Arts Centre and The Actors Studio)
Rivergrass Dance Theatre presents Pebbles 3, a platform for both amateur and professional dancers to share the stage and exchange their experiences in dance. The first performance, “Catch That Thought”, will showcase graduates from the Rivergrass Dance training course along with talented young children aged between three and twelve years old. The second performance, will see some of the best dancers in Malaysia performing a piece about the emotions of “Qi” (Angin or Semangat) entitled “Qi.VI”. “Qi” plays a significant role in most Asian traditions.
Fundraising tickets are available to assist Malaysian representatives to attend and perform at the World Dance Alliance’s Global Assembly 2006, Toronto. In fact, “Qi.VI”, will be performed there. The very same team is also bidding for the Global Assembly 2008 to be hosted in Kuala Lumpur.
For more information, visit http://www.rivergrass.com.my
All that Jazz – a date with Billy Cobham’s Culture Mix (concert)
Presenter:
Enlightened Planet
Date & Time:
20 May 2006 at 8.30pm
Venue:
Pentas 1, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM220, RM160 and RM80
The legendary Billy Cobham first started playing in Panama, his birthplace, where he mastered the timbales, steel drums & congas. With his explosive drumming and wonderful personality, he has performed in a number of concerts and symphonies. Billy Cobham has accompanied an unending list of great performing artists including George Benson, Miles Davis, Freddy Hubbard, Roberta Flack and Peter Gabriel. If you are a jazz enthusiast, don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to experience a dazzling performance by one of the world’s illustrious percussionists. His sensational performance is guaranteed to blow your minds away!
Troubadours / Open Doors (concert)
Presenter:
KLPac & Troubadours Enterprise
Date & Time:
21 May 2006 at 3.00pm
Venue:
IndiCine, KLPac
Ticket Price:
RM 12
Troubadours / Open Doors is monthly series of live performances and short-film screenings organized by KLPac and Troubadours Enterprise. It features talented Malaysians who write, perform and / or present 100% original material. With the ‘Open Doors’ concept, this series act as a much-needed platform for new musicians and filmmakers to showcase their work. Troubadours / Open Doors will take place on the third Sunday of each month. Those interested to showcase their music or short-films, please email your biodata, song lyrics (musicians only), synopsis (filmmakers only) and photo to troubadourskl@gmail.com and ian@klpac.com.
For more information, log on to http://www.troubadourskl.blogspot.com.
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