'No Particular Order' theatre show confronts societal breakdown and disorder


'No Particular Order' unfolds through modular, event-based vignettes rather than a conventional dramatic arc. In rehearsal (from left), Zhen, James, Nabil, and Loh take on different roles in every scene. Photo: Theatresauce

Nearly a decade ago, theatremaker Kelvin Wong stood outside Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre’s (KLPac) Indicine space to welcome audiences to Antigone, a contemporised staging of the ancient Greek tragedy by Sophocles. It was the first production by his newly formed collective, Theatresauce.

The play raised enduring questions that continue to resonate: does standing up for one’s beliefs risk being branded an act of treachery, and who – or what – ultimately decides what is right and wrong?

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