'Gold Rain And Hailstones' play revisits story about home and identity


Outside looking in ... (from left): Redza, Farah, Ghafir and Sharifah to take on the latest staging of Jit Murad’s classic 'Gold Rain And Hailstones', a theatre play that deals with themes of home, identity and belonging. Photos: Studio DL

Gavin Yap was just 18 when he moved to the United States to study psychology and theatre. Later on, he furthered his studies in performance arts in London. In many ways, the experience of living abroad shaped his young adulthood.

“I didn’t really feel that I entirely fit in here,” shares the 42-year-old filmmaker/actor/director.

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