Theatre show 'Poly' delivers thought-provoking stories about a distorted reality


Sandee Chew delivers a gripping performance in 'Polygamy', one of the stories in 'Poly', a new theatre production showing at DPAC in Petaling Jaya until Feb 16. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani

It's a mad world out there, and in playwright Ian Skatu’s first full-length play Poly, you’re immediately thrown into the deep.

From start to finish, the audience is taken along on a wild ride through three stories that explore the challenges and pitfalls we face when attempting to communicate with one another.

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