Penang in a nutshell!

By Julia Tan

July 2015 FEATURE
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Who lies and who doesn’t? What do different people do throughout the day? And who identifies himself or herself as homosexual? These are questions that may be asked at the opening performance of George Town Festival 2015, 100% Penang, which promises to be a visually compelling and entertaining breakdown of the society we live in.Described on the festival website as “a uniquely interactive performance featuring 100 local inhabitants, chosen according to their age, gender, household type, geography and ethnicity to...

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Julia Tan

is a former editor of Penang Monthly. She remembers her time with the magazine with great fondness.

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