A personal experience at GTF

By Kee Thuan Chye, Photography Crispian Chan

November 2014 TALK-TALK ONLY
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Artistic innovations and risk-taking have come to characterise the annual George Town Festival. Not least is this seen in the creative theatre staged this year.No politics this time. Let me talk instead about my experience participating in this year’s George Town Festival (GTF) as an actor in the play 2 Houses, which was specially commissioned as one of the festival’s closing shows.We performed the play as a site-specific piece of theatre and our venue was Soonstead, one of the once-proud...

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Kee Thuan Chye

is the author of the new bestsellers Unbelievably Stupid! and Unbelievably Stupid Too!

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Photography Crispian Chan

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