Does time really heal? Seni Tiga's first online show explores the subject of memory


  • Arts
  • Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020

Dexter Lim and Aisha Hassan star in Seni Tiga's new show 'Dulu. Saat Itu', to be streamed from Dec 18-20. Photo: Low Pey Sien

Let bygones, be bygones. But what if taking a trip down memory lane, however painful and dark, is crucial to chart our path forward?

This philosophical musing frames up the latest edition of Kongsi Petak’s multidisciplinary show Seni Tiga, a collaborative performance project that focuses on movement, visual and sound.

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