Ko-Tai the city

By Katharine Chua

February 2010 FEATURE
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Ombak Ombak ARTStudio continues to make waves with its recent portrayal of Penang's history from Merdeka to the present day. The musical was a nostalgic take on Penang's good times and bad times, with reverent nods to inspiring Penang performers and cultural icons.KO-TAI PENANG was the final act in a trilogy of community street performances directed and produced by Ombak Ombak ARTStudio which showcased historical events from Penang and the nation's history from Merdeka to the present day. Ombak put...

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Katharine Chua

is a dancer and choreographer with Ombak Ombak AnTStudio.

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