Come Home and Eat

Come Home and Eat explores the different notions of home and its anxieties, seen from the lens of food. How do we find a sense of belonging – and ourselves – through ancient myths, eating trends, passed-down recipes, in the kitchen, and at the dining table?

This production is the sequel to Don’t Like It Here? Then Leave, presented in klpac May last year. Using a variety of immersive storytelling forms and told from diverse viewpoints, this devised project features an eclectic ensemble and is presented in collaboration with klpac.

Content warning: Come Home and Eat contains satire, strong language, and themes involving violence and sexuality. Loud sounds, bright lights, strobe lights, and real food are used. Viewer discretion is advised. For mature audiences.

Buy more, save more: Tickets to all Theatresauce’s productions this year are RM55 (Standard), RM45 (Bulk purchase of 4 tickets), and RM35 (Bulk purchase of 20 or more tickets for university/college students only - a free workshop is included. Please email chloe@theatresauce.com for more information.)

Performance time change: Evening performances begin at 8.45 pm and not the company’s standard time of 8.30 pm, to make way for audiences who are breaking their fast. Matinees remain at 3.00 pm.

What’s next? They All Die At The End, directed by Dhinesha Karthigesu, will play in Pentas 2, May 25 – 28. Check out what else is playing this year on Theatresauce’s website.

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The Production Team

Ensemble: Farah Rani, Kamini Senthilathiban, Nabil Zakaria, Nephi Shaine, Nicholas Augustin, Ryan Yap & Sharanya Radhakrishnan
Production-Stage Manager: Chloe Liew
Stage Manager: Lee Yi Xian
Lighting Designer: Syamsul Azhar
Season Designer & Projection Designer: Jazzie Lee
Season Archiver: Siaw Boon Keat
Directed by Kelvin Wong

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COVID-19 SOPs

All production team members are vaccinated and boosted. Audiences are highly encouraged to be boosted with a third dose. Mask-wearing is recommended. klpac reserves the right to deny entry if patrons are found to be COVID-19 positive. No refunds will be made to those who have purchased tickets.

Despite all safety and prevention measures taken, the risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. By visiting klpac and its grounds, audiences assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

For the latest COVID-19 SOP guide, see https://www.klpac.org/about-us/your-visit/