Teater Asrama-RA: Dorm Putra ACT II

Anwar Rusdini, Actor | Ikhlas Jalil, Actor | Idham Maulana, Actor

28-Oct-22 14:00

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Revolution Stage is back with their latest theatre performance, Teater Asrama-RA: Dorm Putra ACT II, which tackles the topic of bullying in a boy's boarding school. A follow up from their previous production, Teater Asrama-RA Act 1, this play is set in a boy's hostel, and also tackles themes surrounding jealousy, friendship and overcoming obstacles. We find out what's in store from cast members Anwar Rusdini, Ikhlas Jalil and Idham Maulana.

Image Credit: Revolution Stage

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: performing arts, culture

Tags: Revolution Stage, Teater Asrama-RA, Anwar Rusdini, Ikhlas Jalil, Idham Maulana, bullying, Namron,

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