Raziman Sarbini debuts a powerful exploration of dance and identity


'I felt it was time to create something deeply rooted in my Sarawakian heritage and my identity as the son of a rubber tapper,' says Raziman Sarbini about his debut full-length dance piece, 'Echoes Of The Hornbill's Cry.' Photo: Raziman Company

Dancer and choreographer Raziman Sarbini is poised to captivate theatregoers with Echoes Of The Hornbill’s Cry, a contemporary dance workshop piece that brings movement and storytelling to life at Panggung Bandaraya DBKL this weekend. This free admission performance is part of the Kreatif KL Festival 2024.

Set against the backdrop of the historic theatre hall across from Merdeka Square in KL, Echoes Of The Hornbill’s Cry will debut on Nov 16 and 17.

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