Radio drama has its place in today's world of ubiquitous screens, says veteran actress Fauziah Nawi


Veteran actress and theatre activist Datuk Fauziah Nawi.

PUTRAJAYA: Amid the ubiquitous production of content made for television and the silver screen across various genres, radio drama may seem to be losing its lustre – but this hides the fact that more people tune in to the airways than stare at small or big screens.

Despite its unique charm – which relies solely on emotive voices to convey stories – radio drama is not the same as television, which may make the medium "dull and fading" to some.

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