Instant Cafe Theatre revives political satire to discuss Malaysia Baharu


Jo Kukathas created the Ybeeee character some 29 years ago and that role is still relevant in these Malaysia Baharu days. Photo: ICT

How new is Malaysia Baharu? Has the political landscape changed? Are we moving in the right direction?

As we enter the first anniversary of Pakatan Harapan as the Government, two Malaysians are still trying to make sense of the changes – none other than YBeeee (a.k.a. Yang Berhormat) and Curry Spice, the infamous alter egos of Instant Cafe Theatre (ICT) co-founder and award-winning actor-writer-director Jo Kukathas.

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