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LaguKu 3.0

Damien Leow , Producer and Production Manager | Tee Vlin , Performance Creator/Performer

28-Mar-25 15:00

LaguKu 3.0

Laguku 3.0 marks the next evolution of Orang Orang Drum Theatre’s signature series, this time placing the spotlight on its emerging performers, the pelapis waris. Over two years, they have developed seven original pieces, each blending drumming with theatre, dance, and unexpected musical elements. The result? A dynamic showcase of rhythm, movement, and transformation, pushing the boundaries of percussion performance. We find out what's in store from Damien Leow (Producer and Production Manager) and Tee Vlin (Performance Creator/Performer).

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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Categories:  performing arts,  music

Tags:  percussion performance,  the bigger picture,  front row,  klpac,  orang-orang drum theatre,  pelapis waris,  theatre,  dance,  musical performances, 


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