Malaysian dancers embrace a virtual dance space to exhibit new works


A screen shot of the video work 'Bakar', featuring Tai Chun Wai (left) and Syamil Norzalahuddin. Photo: Orang Orang Drum Theatre

An experimental dance video work Bakar, co-produced by Leow Hui Min and Jackey Chan, sees two panic-stricken dancers in a percussive frenzy, freaking out in indoor and outdoor settings.

In these pandemic times, the performers in this Orang Orang Drum Theatre video – Tai Chun Wai and Syamil Norzalahuddin – look like they are unleashing pent-up emotions (the best kind of creative fuel) and relishing the "freedom" to dance up a storm.

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