In theatre show 'Lapar', hunger wears many faces


In EJKLS Seni’s 'Lapar', five characters - played by (from left) Adeeba, Naveen Raja, Engku Armand, Emily Thomas, and Virtuoes Romana - descend into madness as they confront the fallout of a horrific act they all took part in. Photo: The Star/M. Irsyad

What if the worst thing you’ve ever done was, at the same time, the most justified?

Independent arts outfit EJKLS Seni’s production Lapar plunges audiences into a moral grey area, where right and wrong blur and ends justify the means.

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