Two Steps Back for Penang’s Theatre Scene

By Miriam Devaprasana

June 2022 FEATURE
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SINCE 2011, the Performing Arts Centre of Penang (penangpac) has fostered shared spaces and built bridges between art practitioners, enthusiasts and members of the public who are linked by one thing – their love of the arts.However, in the days leading up to their 10th anniversary last November, penangpac announced the premature end of the contract between The Actor’s Studio (TAS) and E&O Berhad, which until then, had provided TAS with rent-free use of the venue.To continue using the space,...

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Miriam Devaprasana

is a dabbler of creative expressions and a budding researcher rooted in sensitivity, vulnerability, faith and human connection. Check out more of her writing on mdev16.wordpress.com.

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