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24th Mar 2021 - 28th Mar 2021

Pentas 1, klpac

Presented by The Actors Studio Seni Teater Rakyat

Artistic Director Joe Hasham OAM
Executive Director Dato' Dr. Faridah Merican
Director Dato' Dr. Faridah Merican
Actors Tin Raman, Ian Skatu, Ranessa Theyakaraja, Charles Roberts, Alyce Michelle Joseph
Writers Mark Beau de Silva with Tilottama Pillai
Musicians Sivenesh (Tabla), Shaan (Sitar)
Dancers Amirah Redza, Ayushna, Charity Yong, Devakar Rajah, Feyee Bethany, Nikkhil, Nisya Aziz, Sriyani Rao, Syarvin Sugumar, Tristen Zijuin
Date & Time

24, 25 March 2021 @ 8.30pm (Preview Nights)
26, 27, 28 March 2021 @ 8.30pm (Normal Shows)

*Preview Night
This live performance will also be filmed by a video crew. Be the first to watch Bollywood Dreams at a reduced price and get a sneak peek of the filming process.

Tickets

PREVIEW
24, 25 March: RM24 flat

NORMAL
26, 27, 28 March: RM60 | RM80 | RM100 (Patron of the Arts)
Concession: RM45 (TAS Card, seniors above 60, students & disabled)
* Patron of the Arts (POTA) will be acknowledged on our website

Bollywood Dreams is a labour of love that was almost two years in the making. Despite the odds, it will finally premiere to a live audience.

Directed by Dato’ Dr. Faridah Merican, Bollywood Dream’s heart-warming story of two boys with big dreams is by Mark Beau de Silva (Malaysia) and co-adapted by Tilottama Pillai (New York).

And dream big we must. We emerge from a 5-month closure battered but hopeful. And we invite you to be part of our recovery and help us rebuild by being our very first audience.

“Set in 1980s Sungai Petani, two brothers; Pappu and Babu live with their ‘Amma’.
‘Go. Study. Play. Anything, but quietly. I do not want to hear you’, Amma says. And so, the two boys study and so the boys play, oh and how they play! Of heroes and heroines, villains and sidekicks. Of Amitabh and Rajini, and every movie star that has graced the silver screen!

In between the humdrum need to clean the household laundry and excel in times table, Pappu and Babu escape into a world of epic backdrops and thumping music, of chorus girls and backup dancers.

Will the boys’ dreams come true, or is Bollywood, forever out of reach?”