Expanding the theatre scene in Kota Kinabalu


Die Die Tak Bayar by Pitapat Theatre. This play was staged in 2013 at the Sabah State Museum's G. C. Woolley Hall. Photo: Pitapat Theatre

Seng Soo Ming is a perceptive individual. The graduate – from the Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) in Singapore – noticed something many did not soon after returning to Malaysia.

He saw a lack of theatre companies and, by extension, performances, in the smaller cities in the country. His professional diploma in intercultural theatre (acting) from ITI would come in handy in taking his theatre work further.

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