After 40 years abroad as a performance maker, educator, and writer, Lee continues to showcase her work in Malaysia, exploring the body as a meeting point of habits and histories. Photo: Yvonne Chew
Few performances go beyond their stage-bound existence to become something more personal: a practice, a philosophy, an everyday tool for navigating life.
Touch Me Hold Me Let Me Go by Vancouver, Canada-based performance maker Lee Su-Feh is one such work, which is set to play at Five Arts Centre, 9th floor, GMBB in Kuala Lumpur from March 5-9.
