Immersive horror experience reveals 'dark side' of traditional performing arts


A group of Mak Yong performers on stage at the Hauntu The Curve, which aims to combine the immersive entertainment experience with genuine theatrical chills that are based on Malaysian traditional art forms. Photo: Hauntu The Curve

Do you enjoy getting spooked out of your mind? Test your mettle at Hauntu, an immersive horror series created by entertainment company Superdough, which now has a new thrilling experience at The Curve (in Petaling Jaya) inspired by some of Malaysia’s oldest performing arts.

Hauntu The Curve is set in the golden Sultanate-era, where participants are asked to put themselves in the shoes of courageous siblings on a perilous hunt for their long-lost mother. After discovering a cryptic note, they are led to the mysterious Seri Panggung Academy.

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