Sabtu, 27 September 2008
Bisikan cinta untuk Pencipta
pada yang Maha Pencipta
jangan biarkan angin membawa suaramu
singgah ke telinga tetangga
nanti cintamu tak berbalas.
Aku Masih Ketakutan
Khamis, 25 September 2008
Aku Dalam Ketakutan
Aku pernah memberi pandangan aku terhadap orang seni yang pertunjukan hasil kerja mereka ke luar negara kerana merasakan tiada kebebasan berkarya di negara kita. Aku katakan tindakan mereka ini hanya akan membuatkan negara ini akan kelihatan buruk pada pandangan orang luar. Dan, mereka tidak mengubah apa-apa. Bagi aku sekiranya kita sebagai orang seni merasakan ada kecacatan dalam masyarakat dan negaranya, kita harus melahirkan karya-karya yang dapat menjadi cermin kepada masyarakat dan negaranya. Kita harus berdepan dengan masalah ini, di sini, di negara kita sendiri. Untuk melakukannya kita harus berdepan dengan ketakutan kita sendiri, dengan hanya sedikit keberanian kita akan melangkah selangkah ke hadapan dan akhirnya keberanian kita akan bertambah sedikit, lebih dari semalam. Itu yang aku lakukan dalam pementasan WIP.
Ahad, 21 September 2008
Jumaat, 19 September 2008
Bee En Downfall Parody
Tajuk Video : Bee En Downfall Parody
Sumber dari http//blog.kavilan.com
klik link kat bawah ni dan selamat menonton.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7XCRpRwz1s
Khamis, 18 September 2008
Break-ing/Ji Po/Ka Si Pe Cah - Review
Repot Mind(Mine)
"These three pieces, as a whole, have challenged us not only in our thinking about language, but also in our thinking beyond language.” – Kakiseni.com
WIP
“Beautiful and elliptical… exuberant… …Dramatists across the Causeway explore issues of language, politics and identity with mostly beautiful and hilarious results.”
By Adeline Chia, Singapore
Silence Please
…each director …. succeeds in delivering something resonant, relevant and powerful.,,, a remarkable evening, displaying the vibrant diversity of the KL theatre scene.
‘The Flying Inkpot, Singapore

Silence Please
“Silence, Please works beautifully with its oblique, sophisticated approach to contemporary theatre: five actors move in a combination of naturalistic and abstract movements as a brilliantly performed English-language voiceover describes a Hindu family's experience of their mother's death. Poetic, moving, and politically resonant too – splendid.” - Flying Inkpot Singapore

Repot Mind(Mine)
“ Features a madcap series of scenes where four Chinese-language actors re-enact the interrogation of language: they mimic their own monologues and movements as a pre-recorded video of their improvisations plays in the background, then re-enact interviews with a range of Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien and Hakka-speaking citizens; then there's the P. Ramlee movie … Coming after a piece about silence, this piece is instead about noise, language as noise, politics as noise, performance as noise, noise that is glorious, chaotic and alive… hilarious”
Flying Inkpot Singapore

WIP
“The production wisely chose to end with Nam Ron’s piece, which explores the ultimate reaching and yearning that is sometimes thwarted by language. The blindfolded victim wants to know his assassin’s name. What’s in a name? Was he appealing to a host of other memories and associations that the assassin had about himself, to his own humanity? And does the violence in this piece say something about what happens when language is just not enough to express oneself, anymore?” Kakiseni.com
