Theatre is stealing the spotlight this month in the Klang Valley


A scene from the award-winning Taiwanese theatre production 'Apostate', which plays at KLPac this month. Photo: Lin Yu Quan

This month, the Klang Valley’s theatre scene is buzzing – with a major Taiwanese production, a classic revival of Jit Murad’s work, and an intimate dance-theatre piece unfolding in a small community hall on the outskirts of Selangor. Here are a few shows to look out for.

In 'TaTaTa', Audrey Chua (left) and Anne James bring to life two generations, shaped by director Lai Wen Xin’s personal story of her relationship with her grandmother. Photo: Low Pey Sien In 'TaTaTa', Audrey Chua (left) and Anne James bring to life two generations, shaped by director Lai Wen Xin’s personal story of her relationship with her grandmother. Photo: Low Pey Sien

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