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Moving House

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This blog has gotten too loaded and disorganised. So we're moving to a new place, and hopefully be able to sort things out and present to you a less cluttered and more snazzy weblog.

This change also marks the beginning of many more good and exciting things to come.

Visit www.artspc.blogspot.com to see the new home! We're still in the midst of shifting things over, so some links and pieces might be incomplete or have yet to be fixed. Be patient with us!

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Project Connect

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2009

Performances

January 2009
Kotak-Otak (lagi)
A art exhibit and performance based on the events and experiences from UK travels at Findars Space, Central Market Annexe.

Workshops

January 2009
Devising Performances
Devising workshop as part of our Kotak Otak (lagi) performance at Findars Space.

March 2009
Culture Box Exchange
An exchange of boxes between a group of teens (13-19 years) from KL and Harrogate Youth Theatre. During the workshop at National Art Gallery, boxes are filled through an exploration of the themes of identity, place and nation.

August 2009
Live! Museum: Living on Waters, Mapping the Penang Clan Jetties
As part of the Bangun! Penang Arts Project at the Penang Clan Jetties, Project Connect was invited to run a workshop aimed for the children living on the jetties. The two-day workshop was on preserving the heritage of the community through the eyes of the children, and included mapping activities, writing and sharing narratives, exploration of the site and creating a giant interactive map. The map was installed the weekend after, and was open to everyone to participate by drawing, pasting and adding on to the map.

(read more...)

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Click on the years to see the projects, events and performances we have done or were involved in.

2008

2009

2010

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Project Connect is an art collective which came together after a year-long arts exchange between Malaysia and the United Kingdom. After a few teh-O's they decided that it would be a good idea to stick around longer and try to do stuff together. After all they managed to still be amicable friends even after travelling across the world together and facing each other almost everyday. Being trapped next to one another on a 14 hour long flight with no elbow/leg space can be deemed as the ultimate test. They passed.

The group comprise young people from various artistic backgrounds such as the visual arts, videography, theatre and poetry. They perform together, create and collaborate, run workshops, organise performances and hang out. They mostly hang out.

Our mission is to
1. Create art that is honest, accessible and progressive
2. To use art as a tool to create sustainable community work

The collective desires to create and explore new art forms and to continue to learn, absorb and share, and hope to embark on several projects close to their hearts. Watch out for updates on the blog for new and on-going projects.

They are not funded or for profit. All expenses are covered through fundraising, their own pockets, in kind and through the kindness and support of people like you.

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2008

Performances

June 2008
Kotak-Otak
A piece of devised theatre performed with York Theatre Royal and Soho Theatre, London at The Dram Projects, PJ.

July 2008
Untrodden Footsteps
A piece of devised theatre performed with York Theatre Royal at the Studio, York Theatre Royal and The Big Youth Theatre Festival, Gilwell Park.

From Here to Malaysia
A piece of devised theatre created in a week with the Young Writers from Soho Theatre, London and performed at the Studio.

Workshops

Creative Mixer Holiday Workshops
Fun and creative learning for children aged 7-14 with workshops such as No Fear Shakespeare, Art Splatter, Improv!, Performance Poetry and Creative Writing. Held at Cloudbreak Creative Centre.

Workshops with Cloudnine, Welcome Community Home
Workshops with theatre company Cloudnine on designing promo material, silkscreening t-shirts and computer skills.

Devising Performances
Devising workshop as part of our Kotak Otak (lagi) performance at Findars Space.

Events

2008
- Participated in a community arts forum held by 1984.
- Participated in the KL Alternative Book Fest
- Organised an art event, 'This is Now Happening' to raise funds for the exchange project

The Happy Unicorn Collective

Readings @ Seksan, November '08
Random Acts of Poetry with Blue Scream Murmur at The Dram Projects
Poetry Blow Out, Lost Generation Space
KL Poetry Slam @ Urbanscapes, KLPAC
Random Acts of Poetry with Blue Scream Murmur at The Dram Projects
Project OMG!: Edisi Khas

Media

Theatre Student Patricia Low posts her Malaysia Blog, July 2008

Foreign Exchange, TimeOut KL, June 2008

Exchanging Tales - Youth2, The Star
Boxes of Ideas - Youth2, The Star

Swap Thing - KLUE, April Edition

Where Books Are Celebrities - The Star

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Come flick through our archive of photos, links to videos and whatnots.

Photos

Live! Museum: Living on Waters, Mapping the Penang Clan Jetties

Part 1 (Workshop)
Part 2 (Workshop)
Part 3 (Art installation)

The digitalized and downscaled version (for print) of the interactive map.

Poster by LostGen on the workshops.

Videos

Love Poem by the Happy Unicorn Collective (watch it!)
The Happy Unicorn Song by the Happy Unicorn Collective (watch it!)

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Project Connect was originally an arts exchange project between Malaysia and the UK, organised by Cloudbreak and the Dram Projects and sponsored by the Commonwealth Foundation. The exchange was between groups from York Theatre Royal, Soho Theatre London and Project Connect. Project Connect hosted the UK group in May 2008, and was hosted for 3 weeks in the UK in July 2008. The exchange ran for a year, with workshops, development and training on homeground and was aimed at raising a groupof young emerging artists and to broaden their skills, horizons and to learn. The cultural aspect of the project also forged new understanding and challenged perspectives while exploring each other's respective landscape and the people within it.

2008 Project Participants

Group leaders: Brian Jones, Jade Ong, Daphne Lee, George Wielgus, Sarah Trevathan

Priya K. (writing, poetry), Fairuz Sulaiman (video art), Dianne Dayanna (theatre), Tan Hui Koon (visual art), Nurul Hamizah Mohd (writing, poetry, theatre), Adam Kharul Hurri (writing) and Patricia Low (writing, theatre, art)

London

Malaysia

York

2008 Project Leaders and Partners

Brian Jones (Cloudbreak), Owen Calvert-Lyons (York) and Suzanne Gorman (Soho) will be the in country exchange project directors. Each is a committed theatre professional with a wealth of experience in the planning and managing of international creative project work with young people. Brian and Suzanne were co-workers in the Crucible Theatre Education Department for several years. Together they designed and managed a ground breaking three way - three year cultural exchange project between the theatres of UK, Sri Lanka and Japan. The project produced two original pieces of collaborative theatre; Pirivan Piuma and Barefoot Gen. Pirivan Piuma was inspired by Herman Hesse’s ‘Flute Dream’ and fused Sri Lankan dance theatre with western physical theatre technique. This work was premiered at the Crucible Theatre before going on to feature at National Theatre Festivals in both the UK and Sri Lanka. The second work was developed in collaboration with Theatre Zenshinza, Tokyo, Japan and saw the first stage adaptation in English of the Manga classic ‘Barefoot Gen’ by Keiji Nakazawa. This piece premiered with a sell out run at the Crucible Theatre and received the Japan Festival Award. The play was later translated into Singhalese and staged by Maya Shakthi in Sri Lanka. The far reaching scope of this exchange achieved recognition at a Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council Convocation hosted by HM Queen Elizabeth.

Community and Education

This exchange will focus on introducing different sectors of the community to theatre as an art form, which can inspire and develop self-confidence, sharpen self expression and spark people’s imagination. The project aims to build on work that Cloudbreak, Dram Projects, Soho Theatre Young Writers and York Youth Theatre Royal have all been developing locally - work that encourages young people to reflect upon their own place within the world and to connect with and gain a greater understanding of the lives, concerns, hopes and dreams of their peers living in other parts of the world.

Jade Ong (educator and facilitator at Cloudbreak Creative Development Centre)
Daphne Lee (writer and Project Manager of Dram Projects Community Outreach)
Sarah Jenkins (consultant psychotherapist specializing in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Drama Therapy and Life Coaching)
George Wielgus (Bournemouth Media School graduate and lecturer in linguistics, literature, scriptwriting, film production, media arts and theory, performance poet and arts worker)

2008 Partner Organisations

Cloudbreak
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

http://www.mycloudbreak.com/

Based in Kuala Lumpur, Cloudbreak was founded in 2005 to provide creative learning opportunities for young people, communities and partner NGO’s. Cloudbreak’s work includes weekly theatre workshop programmes, performance projects and creative nature camps; all of which focus on inspiring and supporting participants in developing imaginative and creative ways of thinking and working together.

‘a place for young people to release and express opinion without censure’ New Straits Times

Developing partnerships is an essential aspect of Cloudbreak’s vision. Building partnerships that aim to enrich and extend the experience of participants and lay foundations for sustainable new projects. Having just completed a highly successful new writing and theatre project with a HIV/Aids hospice, Cloudbreak now look forward to partnering Dram Projects, York Theatre Royal and Soho Theatre on this exchange.

The Dram Projects
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

http://www.dramprojects.com/
http://www.omg-series.blogspot.com/

A community project for Malaysian youth, which aims to nurture and develop their skills and talents. Dram Projects focuses on developing and providing programmes for young people that expose them to myriad creative activities, enrich their personal experiences, and allow them to grow into creative, confident, contributing individuals. Dram Projects seeks to make a positive impact on the lives of Malaysian youth.

Dram Projects is especially committed to providing logistical support to creative arts ventures initiated by Malaysian youth. Current partners include Cloudbreak and Project OMG – a performance poetry / new writing initiative that offers a platform for readings, music and short films. These projects are run by and for young people from all walks of life and aim to stimulate and provoke aspiring youth to create a new wave in the Malaysian arts scene.

York Theatre Royal Youth Theatre
York, UK

http://www.yorktheatreroyal.com/

Yorkshire’s largest youth theatre, with over 350 members meeting every week. York Theatre Royal Youth Theatre is a place where young people are able to come together to work creatively and is for anyone aged 5-25 who is interested in seeing, making and performing theatre. The members work with a wide range of theatre professionals to develop their skills as performers and to help them to establish themselves as creative individuals.

Soho Theatre Young Writers
London, UK

http://www.sohotheatre.com/

Situated in the heart of London’s West End, Soho Theatre was founded in 1969, with the mission of producing new plays, encouraging new playwrights and reaching new audiences. The company was originally based in the legendary Soho Poly where its early years saw the first works of such playwrights as Sue Townsend, Hanif Kureishi, Timberlake Wertenbaker, Tony Marchant, Pam Gems and many more. In spring 2000, the Company successfully completed one of the country’s most innovative Lottery projects when it opened Soho Theatre + Writers’ Centre at 21 Dean Street.

‘a foundry for new talent… one of the country’s leading producer’s of new writing’ Evening Standard

2008 Project Sponsors

Commonwealth Foundation
UK

http://www.commonwealthfoundation.com

The Commonwealth Foundation is an intergovernmental organisation, resourced by and reporting to Commonwealth governments, and guided by Commonwealth values and priorities. Their mandate is to strengthen civil society in the achievement of Commonwealth priorities - democracy and good governance, respect for human rights and gender equality, poverty eradication and sustainable, people-centred development, and to promote arts and culture.

The Commonwealth Foundation was established by Heads of Governments in 1965. Membership of the Foundation is open to all members of the Commonwealth and currently stands at 46 governments.

Project Connect received core support from both the Commonwealth Foundation and the Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council. The project has also been selected to feature as a case study for the Commonwealth Foundation ‘Culture Toolkit’ 2008.

Social Innovation
London, UK

http://www.socialinnovation.co.uk

With 55% profit growth in less than 3 years, Social Innovation work with a wide range of organisations helping them re ignite their Social Capital. This means they help create cultures that have happy people doing meaningful jobs. Because they are happy, they feel part of what the company is doing and contribute quality to the organisation, enabling it to flourish and prosper. Social Innovation have proven experience, a unique insight and approach, and a range of tools and techniques that deliver practical business results.

KLue Magazine
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

http://www.klue.com.my

On the pulse of the Klang Valley, KLue covers the people, places and events that energise and drive our city. Be it the web site or the monthly magazine, they are dedicated to helping people navigate this fast-growing, chaotic yet exciting city we call our own.

Contributors :

Creative Enterprise
Azura Azman
Word Works Sdn. Bhd.
Nora Moris

Some Unicorn Lovin'

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Project Connect are also pseudo-musicians in their free time. They do gigs when they can and they are often found with a toy piano, a guitar, an empty box, a harmonica, a steel water bottle, a Stylophone, maracas and an oft-used journal.

Some videos for your amusement:

Lo ve Poem - Project OMG!

The Happy Unicorn Anthem - KL Poetry Slam, 08

And like any other self-respecting indie band, we are also on MySpace.

Our performance repertoire include pieces like 'Seagulls Are Evil' (feat. the bugle), 'He Gave Me A Dress', 'The Happified Song', our staple Happy Unicorn anthem and the occasional Stylo-solo by Fairuz. We often do improv jam when in the mood.

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Welcome to Project Connect's satellite site where we have stored further information (juicy and non) of the exchange programme.

Mouse on over to the participants link to get to know the faces that make up the Malaysian team.

Or click on the project leaders tab to see the masterminds and head honchos behind the project.

To know more about the organisations that support and are affiliated with us head on over to partner organisations.

Have fun clicking and exploring!

Partners in Crime

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Here are the organisations involved in the making and realising of this exchange project.

Cloudbreak
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

http://www.mycloudbreak.com/

Based in Kuala Lumpur, Cloudbreak was founded in 2005 to provide creative learning opportunities for young people, communities and partner NGO’s. Cloudbreak’s work includes weekly theatre workshop programmes, performance projects and creative nature camps; all of which focus on inspiring and supporting participants in developing imaginative and creative ways of thinking and working together.

‘a place for young people to release and express opinion without censure’ New Straits Times

Developing partnerships is an essential aspect of Cloudbreak’s vision. Building partnerships that aim to enrich and extend the experience of participants and lay foundations for sustainable new projects. Having just completed a highly successful new writing and theatre project with a HIV/Aids hospice, Cloudbreak now look forward to partnering Dram Projects, York Theatre Royal and Soho Theatre on this exchange.

The Dram Projects
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

http://www.dramprojects.com/
http://www.omg-series.blogspot.com/

A community project for Malaysian youth, which aims to nurture and develop their skills and talents. Dram Projects focuses on developing and providing programmes for young people that expose them to myriad creative activities, enrich their personal experiences, and allow them to grow into creative, confident, contributing individuals. Dram Projects seeks to make a positive impact on the lives of Malaysian youth.

Dram Projects is especially committed to providing logistical support to creative arts ventures initiated by Malaysian youth. Current partners include Cloudbreak and Project OMG – a performance poetry / new writing initiative that offers a platform for readings, music and short films. These projects are run by and for young people from all walks of life and aim to stimulate and provoke aspiring youth to create a new wave in the Malaysian arts scene.

York Theatre Royal Youth Theatre
York, UK

http://www.yorktheatreroyal.com/

Yorkshire’s largest youth theatre, with over 350 members meeting every week. York Theatre Royal Youth Theatre is a place where young people are able to come together to work creatively and is for anyone aged 5-25 who is interested in seeing, making and performing theatre. The members work with a wide range of theatre professionals to develop their skills as performers and to help them to establish themselves as creative individuals.

Soho Theatre Young Writers
London, UK

http://www.sohotheatre.com/

Situated in the heart of London’s West End, Soho Theatre was founded in 1969, with the mission of producing new plays, encouraging new playwrights and reaching new audiences. The company was originally based in the legendary Soho Poly where its early years saw the first works of such playwrights as Sue Townsend, Hanif Kureishi, Timberlake Wertenbaker, Tony Marchant, Pam Gems and many more. In spring 2000, the Company successfully completed one of the country’s most innovative Lottery projects when it opened Soho Theatre + Writers’ Centre at 21 Dean Street.

‘a foundry for new talent… one of the country’s leading producer’s of new writing’ Evening Standard

SPONSORS

Commonwealth Foundation
UK

http://www.commonwealthfoundation.com

The Commonwealth Foundation is an intergovernmental organisation, resourced by and reporting to Commonwealth governments, and guided by Commonwealth values and priorities. Their mandate is to strengthen civil society in the achievement of Commonwealth priorities - democracy and good governance, respect for human rights and gender equality, poverty eradication and sustainable, people-centred development, and to promote arts and culture.

The Commonwealth Foundation was established by Heads of Governments in 1965. Membership of the Foundation is open to all members of the Commonwealth and currently stands at 46 governments.

Project Connect received core support from both the Commonwealth Foundation and the Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council. The project has also been selected to feature as a case study for the Commonwealth Foundation ‘Culture Toolkit’ 2008.

Social Innovation
London, UK

http://www.socialinnovation.co.uk

With 55% profit growth in less than 3 years, Social Innovation work with a wide range of organisations helping them re ignite their Social Capital. This means they help create cultures that have happy people doing meaningful jobs. Because they are happy, they feel part of what the company is doing and contribute quality to the organisation, enabling it to flourish and prosper. Social Innovation have proven experience, a unique insight and approach, and a range of tools and techniques that deliver practical business results.

KLue Magazine
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

http://www.klue.com.my

On the pulse of the Klang Valley, KLue covers the people, places and events that energise and drive our city. Be it the web site or the monthly magazine, they are dedicated to helping people navigate this fast-growing, chaotic yet exciting city we call our own.

Contributors :

Creative Enterprise
Azura Azman
Word Works Sdn. Bhd.
Nora Moris

Meet the Head Honchos

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Group Leaders and Instigators of Dreams (or Deviance).

Brian Jones (Cloudbreak), Owen Calvert-Lyons (York) and Suzanne Gorman (Soho) will be the in country exchange project directors. Each is a committed theatre professional with a wealth of experience in the planning and managing of international creative project work with young people. Brian and Suzanne were co-workers in the Crucible Theatre Education Department for several years. Together they designed and managed a ground breaking three way - three year cultural exchange project between the theatres of UK, Sri Lanka and Japan. The project produced two original pieces of collaborative theatre; Pirivan Piuma and Barefoot Gen. Pirivan Piuma was inspired by Herman Hesse’s ‘Flute Dream’ and fused Sri Lankan dance theatre with western physical theatre technique. This work was premiered at the Crucible Theatre before going on to feature at National Theatre Festivals in both the UK and Sri Lanka. The second work was developed in collaboration with Theatre Zenshinza, Tokyo, Japan and saw the first stage adaptation in English of the Manga classic ‘Barefoot Gen’ by Keiji Nakazawa. This piece premiered with a sell out run at the Crucible Theatre and received the Japan Festival Award. The play was later translated into Singhalese and staged by Maya Shakthi in Sri Lanka. The far reaching scope of this exchange achieved recognition at a Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council Convocation hosted by HM Queen Elizabeth.

Community and Education

This exchange will focus on introducing different sectors of the community to theatre as an art form, which can inspire and develop self-confidence, sharpen self expression and spark people’s imagination. The project aims to build on work that Cloudbreak, Dram Projects, Soho Theatre Young Writers and York Youth Theatre Royal have all been developing locally - work that encourages young people to reflect upon their own place within the world and to connect with and gain a greater understanding of the lives, concerns, hopes and dreams of their peers living in other parts of the world.

Jade Ong
is an educator and facilitator at Cloudbreak Creative Development Centre.

Daphne Lee
is a writer and Project Manager of Dram Projects Community Outreach.

Sarah Jenkins
is a consultant psychotherapist specializing in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Drama Therapy and Life Coaching.

George Wielgus
Bournemouth Media School graduate and lecturer in linguistics, literature, scriptwriting, film production, media arts and theory, performance poet and arts worker George now facilitates personal growth through drama and innovative play. George now dreams of actualization through theatre and community through creativity. Aspiring to help foster an inclusive grassroots arts scene through a championing of DIY amateurism and collectivism, he expects to meet others striving for new horizons of the self. He foresees a contribution of overwritten text, hypercolourful painting, and over-the-top performances.

The Young Faces of Project Connect

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Welcome and hello! We are the participants of Project Connect.

Nice to meet you.

Nurul Dayanna Norji
24
Project Coordinator, Cloudbreak

Field(s) of interest: Theatre, literature

Dayanna graduated from International Islamic University Malaysia in English Literature. Co-founder of Masquerade Productions, she has so far been in 14 theatre performances, and produced one at Istana Budaya which won her a directorial debut award. She wishes to own a place where literature, arts and good food come together someday. After a year of sharing and giving in this project she believes that all the ups and downs encountered only served to further build her desire to be on the team and make it happen. Dayanna would also like to continue her involvement in creative education, further her studies, write for magazines and maybe publish a book or two in the years to come.

She hates broccoli.

Blog : http://the-aeternitas.blogspot.com

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=712289530

Fairuz Sulaiman
The One With Big Glasses
26
Air Eater

Field(s) of interest: Talking to babies.

5 feet 6 inches, black hair, brown eyes, 55 kilograms (depending on what month), curly hair (sometimes tied), tosai telur ghee, teh tarik, yellow, green, my bloody valentine, luang prabhang, recent mac convert, pets include 1 dog and 4 cats, part time video lecturer, japanese slippers.

Youtube : www.youtube.com/imnnotblur

Nurul Hamizah Mohd
20
Student

Field(s) of interest: Creative writing, performance poetry, theatre & photography

Nurul dreams of travelling to the most obscure places on earth in her attempt to realise the magnanimity of the world as well as to develop a sense of empathy wherever she goes. She aspires a society that communicates through the arts - regardless of background. Her concerns include social-narcissism and she plans to contribute for a longer term to Welcome Community Home where the indiscrimination in arts in an ideal. She holds strongly that art is for everyone and that everyone can do art.

Blog : http://moozamohd.wordpress.com/

Press : http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/Streets/Saturday/Stories/20080229144142/Article/

Tan Hui Koon/ Koon
26
Art Teacher

Field of interest: Visual art

Currently on a grant to research and document multidisciplinary art, multidisciplinary team work and multidisciplinary art education. Is involved in and inspired by local art communities who work on grassroots level and in arts community education. Believes in 'arts for all, arts can break ground'.

She is also working on a long-term plan for an art community in her hometown of Kampung Tengah, Segamat.

Broccoli: Swimming in a pond of brocco lili, running in the jungle of vegetable, sometimes spider stays inside, pygmy stays inside, elephant stays inside, flying whale stays inside. Who else want to stay inside?

Email : kunszitan@yahoo.com

Priya K.
23
Student

Field(s) of interest: Writing, design, poetry, rock & roll stardom

Priya is a passionate writer and aspiring designer. She has performed and written for the non-profit youth theatre collective, The Oral Stage, and co-organizes poetry readings under the Project OMG! moniker. Currently, she is reading law at Brickfields College.

Email : priyaish@gmail.com

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=687650439

Adam Kharul Hurri
18
Student

Field(s) of interest: Psychology, politics, religion, philosophy, football, writing

"My dream has always been to become an influential person like a politician, a political think tank or a famous writer. I plan to take up psychology. I hope to gain plenty of experience and knowledge from this exchange programme by learning and experiencing the culture over at the UK through observing their thought processes and mixing around with unconventional people. My ultimate aspiration is to change the current education system of Malaysia and I hope this project will help further my cause."

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1066827230

Patricia Low
23
Student

Field(s) of interest: Writing, performing arts, literature, illustration, arts in education/community

Patricia is a keen playwright and director. Her most recent productions had dancing villains, songs about char koay teow and shadow puppets of sheep. A part-time poet, she has done readings in the Klang Valley, compiled a chapbook of writings and illustrations called Work in Progress and co-organises Project OMG! with comrade Priya K. She is involved in community work with children and hopes to expand and deepen it by equipping herself through this exchange. An English Lit/Performing Arts (Drama) major, she also writes music, enjoys film photography and is willing to do almost anything for a good cup of coffee.

Blog : http://www.paperfolder.blogspot.com

Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/fruitloops

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=700936081

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CONTACT US!

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Get in touch with us if you're keen to know more about what we do. We are more than happy to talk to you.

Fairuz at +6012 912 0243
Patricia at +6012 369 2681
Hui Koon at +6012 976 0397

or email us at nowhitespace@gmail.com