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First theatre play at new venue PJPac tackles climate change and social isolation

By DINESH KUMAR MAGANATHAN
'Orang Bulan' is directed by Christopher Ling (right) with Dzeelfa Zainal and Anwar Hadi as the leads. Maza Maamor (left) stage manages the show. Photo: Theatrethreesixty

It was a haunting photograph, one that would leave a lasting impression in theatre director Christopher Ling’s mind.

The image by Swedish photographer Magnus Wennman featured two bed-ridden teenage Kosovan refugees lying motionless.

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