Why Do We Dream What We Dream, When We Dream What We Dream?

Asyraf Syahir Mohd Najib, Founder, Writer & Director, EJKLS Seni | Virtuoes Romana, Performer

09-Jun-23 14:30

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Why Do We Dream What We Dream, When We Dream What We Dream? is described as a play which explores themes of life, human connection, breaking the cycles of self-sabotage and insecurities, the disjunction between hope and reality, and more. The play will be experimenting with physical movements and the use of technology for visual effects through projection mapping as a means to push the narrative of the play. Presented by EJKLS Seni, we discuss what's in store in this two-person play from writer and director Asyraf Syahir Mohd Najib, and performer Virtuoes Romana.

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Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories: visual arts, performing arts

Tags: EJKLS Seni, theatre, experimental theatre,

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