KAKUREGA/隠れ家 — Extended Run!
Date: 19–29/07/2023
Time: 8:30PM, 10:15PM
Language: English, Mandarin, Bahasa Malaysia, Japanese
Category: Theatre
Duration: 60 minutes without intermission
Price
RM55.00, RM180.00
from
RM55.00
All Fees Included
Price
RM55.00, RM180.00
from
RM55.00
All Fees Included
Duration: 60 minutes without intermission
Cast & Crew
Ticketing
Wednesday
19th
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
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10:15PM (GMT+8)
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Thursday
20th
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
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10:15PM (GMT+8)
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Friday
21st
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
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10:15PM (GMT+8)
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Saturday
22nd
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
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10:15PM (GMT+8)
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Sunday
23rd
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
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10:15PM (GMT+8)
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Friday
28th
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
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10:15PM (GMT+8)
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Saturday
29th
Jul 2023
8:30PM (GMT+8)
Watch at Venue
10:15PM (GMT+8)
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About
[Last chance to catch KAKUREGA with four more additional performances on July 28 + 29!]
“If non-artists escape by indulging in the works of artists, where do artists go if they need to escape?”
KAKUREGA, Japanese for “hideout”, explores the anxieties that several artists face as they deal with the pressure to create. As they pause and hide momentarily in their respective hideouts, they reflect on their craft, reexamine their sense of purpose, deal with their inner conflicts, and figure a way out. Will they succeed and return to creation, or will they go down the rabbit hole further?
This intimate and immersive project invites audiences to track the journey of these artists simmering in their hideouts. KAKUREGA pieces together text, movement, lights, projections, and sound to transport audiences into different spatial dimensions. Audiences may choose to engage with and participate in these environments.
From the Director
“At this point, it’s impossible to decide whether hiding or creating feels better. I’m obsessed with both. The cycle repeats itself, enough to make me leave my hideout not remembering anything. There is also a blurred line between creating and hiding where both can happen concurrently. To navigate through these clashes is something I still struggle with and loathe. Devising KAKUREGA makes me want to crawl into my hideout and never come out again (haha). ”
Content Warning
KAKUREGA uses loud sounds, bright lights & blackouts. Real food is served, although audiences can opt from being served by letting our front-of-house personnel know. Audience discretion is advised. For mature audiences.
Getting to Theatresauce HQ
The Theatresauce HQ is located in 3-3, USJ 21/5, Subang Jaya, 47630 Selangor. Locate us via Waze or Google Maps. We're above DoMyHair Salon. There's limited free parking within the vicinity. Alternatively, there is ample paid parking at Main Place Mall, opposite Theatresauce. If you're commuting by train, alight from the USJ 21 station (KJ34) on the Kelana Jaya LRT (Ruby) Line. We're 8-minutes away by foot.
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 15 or more tickets for university/college students only – a free workshop is included. Email Chisa Tan at tanchisa00@gmail.com for details.)
What’s Next?
Alu & Lesung directed by Dexter Zhen, will play in klpac’s Indicine, August 2 – 6. Check out what else is playing this year on Theatresauce’s website.
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The Production Team
Cast: Phraveen Arikiah, Samuel Tin, Shufitri Shukardi & John Wee
Production Manager: Chisa Tan
Stage Manager: Abner Goh & Jazzie Lee Jin Jye
Scenographer: Bryan Chang
Company Designer: Jazzie Lee Jin Jye
Season Archiver: Sami Shahid
Director: Murasaki Haru
COVID-19 SOPs
All production team members are vaccinated and boosted. Mask-wearing is recommended (you can remove them to eat, of course). Theatresauce reserves the right to deny entry if patrons are found to be COVID-19 positive. No refund 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 Theatresauce and its grounds, audiences assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.