Boh Cameronian Arts Awards reveals diverse 2024 winners at PJPAC


Adriana Nordin Manan (left) receives the award for Best Original Script (theatre category) for her debut production 'Fault Lines', a family drama about the Malay diaspora in the United States. The award was handed out by award-winning actor and theatre director Zahim Albakri. Photo: KakiSeni

Malaysian performing arts talent took centre stage as the 19th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards (BCAA) unveiled a diverse range of winners at PJPAC's main theatre hall last night.

Among them were an experimental 1990s dance production restaged in a KL warehouse, a thought-provoking new play inspired by the Malay diaspora in the United States, a musical weaving local folklore with indie cool, and a horror musical set amidst the backdrop of the Malayan Emergency.

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