Theatre show 'Come Home And Eat' offers a place at the table for all


The diverse cast of 'Come Home And Eat' (top, from left): Ryan Yap, Nicholas Augustin and Nabil Zakaria, (bottom from left) Nephi Shaine, Sharanya Radhakrishnan, Farah Rani and Kamini Senthilathiban. Photo: Siaw Boon Keat

Theatresauce's latest production Come Home And Eat is as Malaysian as it gets. It draws its title from the phrase many Malaysians grow up hearing from their parents and elders.

On the surface, it sounds like little more than a simple request. But its subtext is complex and meaningful, where food becomes a medium to convey affection, express concern, offer forgiveness and rekindle fraught relationships.

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