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Mortal Man: Two Monologues

Date1215/12/2024

Time8:30PM, 3:00PM


LanguageEnglish, Bahasa Malaysia, Hokkien

CategoryTheatre

Duration: 90 minutes without intermission

Doors Open: 15 minutes before the event

Seating: Free Seating

Dress Code: Casual

Recommended for: 13 years old and above

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'Mortal Man: Two Monologues' is the latest play by Leow Puay Tin, one of Southeast Asia’s most original and acclaimed playwrights.

Puay Tin makes a special rare return to the stage in this intimate production, alongside performer and musician Faiq Syazwan Kuhiri.

Ticketing

Thursday

12th

Dec 2024

8:30PM (GMT+8)

Friday

13th

Dec 2024

8:30PM (GMT+8)

Saturday

14th

Dec 2024

8:30PM (GMT+8)

Sunday

15th

Dec 2024

3:00PM (GMT+8)

About

"It’s been 20 years — and I am now older than he was when he told me those stories.  His stories have moved and troubled me all this time.”

A woman writer remembers and recreates a conversation which took place 20 years ago — on the formative years of a famous theatre director. 

Mortal Man: Two Monologues is the latest play by Leow Puay Tin, one of Southeast Asia’s most original and acclaimed playwrights. 

Mortal Man: Two Monologues employs Puay Tin's delightfully innovative 'tikam-tikam' method of combining performance with chance and randomness — to tell the overlapping story of two different artists in Malaysia.  The play sketches their childhoods, influences, education, and socio-cultural environment, and considers how these elements shape their artistic practice within the broader landscape.    

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Creative & Production Team

Playwright: Leow Puay Tin
Performers: Faiq Syazwan Kuhiri & Leow Puay Tin
Dramaturg: Ken Takiguchi
Lighting & Multimedia Designer: Syamsul Azhar
Producers: June Tan & Mark Teh
Production Stage Manager: Veeky Tan  
Poster: Low Pey Sien

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Dates & Times
12-14 December 2024, 8.30pm
15 December 2024, 3.00pm

Venue
Five Arts Centre, 9th Floor, GMBB KL

Ticket Prices
RM50
RM30 (students / seniors / disabled)

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This talk is presented by Five Arts Centre in partnership with The Japan Foundation, Kuala Lumpur.

Five Arts Centre is supported by Yayasan Sime Darby, Creador Foundation, and Luminate.