A new home for live theatre, performing arts in Petaling Jaya


After months of pandemic disruptions and closures, PJPac is steadily coming into its own with performing arts programmes spanning theatre, comedy, music and art exhibitions for Petaling Jaya residents and visitors to explore. Photo: PJPac

The adrenaline. The bright lights. The cheering crowd.

It was something she hadn’t experienced in nearly two pandemic years. When comedienne Joanne Kam Poh Poh stepped onto Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre’s (PJPac) stage for her recent Kamthology stand-up show, it felt like a new beginning for the veteran entertainer.

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