Astrophysics, poetry, dance and art converge in ‘Meniti Cakerawala’ theatre show in KL


The 'Meniti Cakerawala' show and 'Cosmic Connections: Langkawi' book reflect Mazlan's commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, uniting creative and scientific perspectives to explore humanity’s bond with the cosmos. Photo: S Magendran

Have you ever wondered about the origins and formation of the universe? While the Big Bang remains the most widely accepted theory, it’s not an easy concept to grasp.

By merging science and art, renowned astrophysicist Prof Emerita Tan Sri Dr Mazlan Othman and Indian classical dance icon Datuk Ramli Ibrahim are collaborating on a dance-theatre production that explores the cosmic experience and its connection to humanity’s existence on Earth.

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