Theatre show presents stories, hopes and fears of the Malaysian Indian male


New theatre show 'They All Die At The End' at KLPac tells the Malaysian Indian male's story of love, family and identity. The cast (from left) include Tim Raman, Karthigesan, Sidhart Joe Dev, Ian Skatu and Nandagopall. Photo: Siaw Boon Keat

Theatre director Dhinesha Karthigesu is about to challenge stereotypes and spark intense conversation with his latest play They All Die At The End, which he wrote and directed, at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre this Thursday.

What sets this play apart is its singular focus on what it is to be an Indian male in Malaysia. As such, They All Die At The End consists of an all-male cast featuring Ian Skatu, Karthigesan, Sidhart Joe Dev, Nandagopall and Tin Raman.

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