Soul searching: finding space, restoring hope for arts and culture in Malaysia


A diverse group of theatre practitioners are set to participate in a virtual conservation about Malaysian arts and culture titled 'What's Next?", moderated by Jo Kukathas, on June 27. Photo: Mellissa Mustaffa

The pandemic continues to dramatically affect our lives, and just like everybody else, the Malaysian theatre and performing arts communities are struggling to make sense of things, keep focused and learn how to overcome these uncertain times.

Jo Kukathas, Instant Cafe Theatre’s (ICT) co-founder, is presenting a virtual hangout with six performing arts practitioners this Sunday, promising a reflective and thoughtful catch-up session.

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