Cinema Tarakucha!

Sean Ghazi, Singer, Actor, Artistic Director, Bobo KL | Ida Mariana, Singer, Actor, Founder of Kebaya Jazz

10-Nov-23 14:00

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The "velvet-voiced duo" Sean Ghazi and Ida Mariana are back, this time for a show full of music from the movies. Together with their Terrer-Menerrer Retro Glam Malaysian Big Band led by musical director Nish Tham, Cinema Tarakucha! promises a romantic, thrilling, magical and totally immersive experience. We catch up with Sean and Ida to find out more.

Image Credit: Tarakucha Band

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: performing arts, music

Tags: music from the movies, tarakucha, bigband music, sean ghazi, ida mariana, p ramlee, bobo kl,

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