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My P. Ramlee Project: Tanya Sama Hati

Farah Sulaiman, Choreographer | Manja Liza Abd Rahman, Scriptwriter & Director

13-Feb-14 14:00

My P. Ramlee Project: Tanya Sama Hati

The MY P Ramlee project is an effort to keep the memory of P Ramlee alive through local theatre productions, which are aimed at the younger generation of Malaysians. The first installment of this project is Tanya Sama Hati, which promises a mix of music and drama. We find out more from choreographer Farah Sulaiman and Director Manja Liza Abd Rahman.


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