In 'Sisa-Sisa', Mark Beau de Silva evokes the strength of the human spirit

'What links these seemingly disparate narratives is a sense of reckoning with how people navigate loss, find courage to care, and confront cycles that seem unending,' says Mark Beau de Silva about his new production 'Sisa-Sisa 2: The Forgotten'. Photo: Taylor's University

What bridges must we cross, and how can we move forward when life presents its most difficult moments? This is the question that sits at the heart of Sisa-Sisa 2: The Forgotten, written and directed by award-winning playwright Mark Beau de Silva.

The production – set to play at Black Box, Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC) in Petaling Jaya from Oct 2-5 – brings together three original short plays that weave together grief, duty, loneliness, and renewal.