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


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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