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Short+Sweet Malaysia 2020 (Dance & Theatre)

TAS Seni Teater Rakyat (Watch From Home @klpac)

Venue:

CloudTheatre.com

Date: 05–06/06/2021

Time: 8:30PM

Language: English, Bahasa Malaysia, Others

Category: Variety

Duration: 120 minutes (2-minute break between SHORT+SWEET Dance & SHORT+SWEET Theatre)

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Duration: 120 minutes (2-minute break between SHORT+SWEET Dance & SHORT+SWEET Theatre)

SHORT+SWEET Malaysia 2020 kicked off in October 2020 with SHORT+SWEET Film followed by SHORT+SWEET Stand-Up Comedy+Song and SHORT+SWEET Musical. Unfortunately, the festival was put on pause due to the CMCO. We’re delighted to premiere the final two segments SHORT+SWEET Dance and SHORT+SWEET Theatre online on CloudTheatre from 5 – 6 June.

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Saturday

5^th

Jun 2021

8:30PM (GMT+8)

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Sunday

6^th

Jun 2021

8:30PM (GMT+8)

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About

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With festivals in 14 countries, there is no stopping the SHORT+SWEET mania… not even a pandemic.

Since 2008, SHORT+SWEET Malaysia has been an annual feature in our programming. What makes the festival so popular is its unique format. It only premieres new works that are 10 minutes or less. Not only will you be the first to watch these new creations but, in a single night, you get to watch a whole host of different works.

SHORT+SWEET Malaysia 2020 kicked off in October 2020 with SHORT+SWEET Film followed by SHORT+SWEET Stand-Up Comedy+Song and SHORT+SWEET Musical. Unfortunately, the festival was put on pause due to the CMCO.

Fast forward to 2021, we’re delighted to premiere the final two segments SHORT+SWEET Dance and SHORT+SWEET Theatre online on CloudTheatre from 5 – 6 June. Yup, it’s a great combo deal - one ticket will give you access to 5 dance works and 4 short plays in one night. And believe us, the lockdown has truly really spurred the creative juices of these participants.

Come, celebrate not only these amazing talents but the resilience of those in the arts determined to keep creating, keep performing, keep expressing despite the mountain of challenges.

“You gotta dance. As long as the music plays. You gotta dance. Don’t even think why. Start to think, your feet stop. Your feet stop, we get stuck... We know you’re tired, tired and scared. Happens to everyone, okay? Just don’t let your feet stop." — Haruki Murakami (Dance Dance Dance)

Note: Audience voting will not be available for this screening.

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Date & Time:
5 Jun 2021 (Sat) @8.30pm
6 Jun 2021 (Sun) @8.30pm

Tickets Price:
RM23 Flat

Language:
Performed in English except for “My Appa Died Again” (mix of English, Cantonese, Hokkien & BM) - no subtitles.

Runtime:
120 minutes (2-minute break between SHORT+SWEET Dance & SHORT+SWEET Theatre)

Streaming Platform:
CloudTheatre (Purchase / Viewing FAQ here)

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klpac & TAS’ COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDRAISING

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Each ticket sold goes towards keeping us afloat and to pay our staff, artistes and crew. Our losses amount close to RM2m. We have to raise another RM3.3m by Dec 2021. If you are able to, do make a donation https://www.klpac.org/donations/.

Team List

Festival Director & Executive Producer: Dato’ Dr. Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham OAM
Short+Sweet International: Mark Cleary
Advisor: Easee Gan
Lighting Designer & Operator: Mathanakumar Murthi
Sound Operator: Mohd Helmi Khairi
Video Production: Khairil M. Bahar
Creative Guy: Coebar Abel
Production Manager: Catherine Lee
Stage Management Team: Benedict Chin, Catherine Lee, Yeo Kok Wei
General Manager - Marketing Communications: Ang Yue May
Senior Art Director: Joel Wong
Senior Publicist: Maggie Ong
Publicist: Vishallini Vikram Gopal

Facebook:
The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre | Short+Sweet Malaysia

Instagram:
@theklpac | @shortandsweetmalaysia

Website:
www.klpac.org | www.shortandsweetmalaysia.blogspot.com

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5 DANCE PIECES

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Frame

Choreographer:
Kym Tan

Dancers:
Koh Wen Xiang, Lim Hwang King, Vicky Yap

Synopsis:
Frame, we all have our own frame. Are you a frame yourself? Are you Out of the Frame? What is your Next……

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"PEPATIH"

Choreographer:
Muhammad Zamri bin Mahamud

Dancers:
Maizal Mazli bin Mansor, Muhammad Fazly Izwan bin Abd Rahman, Muhammad Qayreil bin Mazalan

Synopsis:
PEPATIH are customary laws which originated from the Minangkabau Highlands in Sumatra, Indonesia. In Malaysia, Adat Perpatih is a combination of practices and rules of life for the Minangkabau people and other tribes such as Semang, Temuan people, the Bersisi and the Jakun people that were mainly farmers at that time. Choreographed by Muhammad Zamri, this work adapted from the Minangkabau culture to the form of contemporary dance. It shows the interdisciplinary links between two cultures and how it can have an impact on our culture nowadays.

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Grow

Choreographer:
Fione Chia （New Gen D Studio)

Dancers:
Chong Sammi, Deanne Lit Wei, Low Hooi Yee

Synopsis:
A small plant slowly grows strong and healthily.

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TWO ONE

Choreographer / Dancer:
Zhafir Muzani

Synopsis:
"Gender Performativity.
Do you see me as male or female?"
Inspired from Balinese cross gender performance, this is an exploration of masculine and feminine movements through Balinese dance movements by one individual.

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Catch 22

Choreographer:
Tristen ZiJuin

Dancers:
Amirah Redza, Julia Chan

Synopsis:
What happens if we choose to accept that we will not amount to anything in our own eyes?

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4 THEATRE PIECES

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Five Questions

Director:
Siddhant Lahiri

Playwright:
Siddhant Lahiri

Actor:
Aditi Anand and Siddhant Lahiri

Synopsis:
Five Questions. Two Lives. One Love Story.

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Searching for Elephants

Director:
Yee Heng Yeh

Playwright:
Lawrence Chin

Actor:
Ian Lee

Synopsis:
A man remembers the elephants of his childhood.

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My Appa Died Again

Director/ Playwright:
Kent Tan

Assistant Director/ Projector Operator:
Mun Jing Kit

Actor:
Charles Roberts

Synopsis:
When you can have more than 9 lives, death will be just a small retreat for you, like driving 45 minutes to Genting to grab a drink at Starbucks and then return to the real world.