Theatre: 'Alice In The Antipathies' interweaves issues of migration, discrimination and women's rights


In 'Alice In The Antipathies', Asha, played by Sukania Venugopal, leaves Malaysia and her family to find freedom and herself in Australia. Photo: The Star/Sam Tham

Sasi Victoire recalls that she wasn’t what you would describe as a traditional Indian daughter. As a young Malayalee girl, the Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan-born artist viewed tradition and societal norms in the Indian community with much suspicion.

The very idea of being quiet and passive did not sit well with her.

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