JitFest 2025 spotlights 'Visits', a darkly funny tale of three women bound by their own stories


The upcoming 'Visits', directed by Ida Nerina (left) with Dramalab’s artistic director Zahim Albakri, runs at PJPac from June 20–29 as part of JitFest 2025. Photo: The Star/Glenn Guan

After 22 years, the late Jit Murad’s morbidly witty and emotionally layered play Visits returns to the stage with renewed force. This bold revival features a striking cast – Sofia Jane, Nabila Huda and Nadia Aqilah – breathing new life into a work that remains as sharp, unsettling, and relevant as ever.

Presented by Dramalab and directed by Ida Nerina, the play is part of the year-long JitFest 2025, held in memory of the beloved Malaysian theatre icon, who died of a heart attack in 2022 at the age of 62.

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