Life Sdn Bhd: People

After delighting audiences in KL and Penang, Dato' Faridah Merican's powerful and heartfelt LIFE SDN BHD: PEOPLE TOURS TO IPOH FOR 1-NIGHT ONLY!

"RIVETING. HONEST. HEARTFELT. NOT TO BE MISSED."

These are just some of the things that have been said about Life Sdn Bhd: People. Many have vouched that it is the best Life Sdn Bhd edition yet!

Brainchild of Dato' Faridah Merican, the leading lady of Malaysian theatre, Life Sdn Bhd is now in its 13th year. What is unique about this series is that it features real stories by real people. Some of the stories were uncovered accidentally over a cup of coffee while others were sought out. After all, it takes a special someone for people to trust their stories with. For Faridah, it was never just about another actor or person going on stage but it was someone’s daughter, grandmother or friend. This year's Life Sdn Bhd also features a very special performer. Joe Hasham OAM will be joining the cast on stage which marks his debut in the Life Sdn. Bhd. series. Life Sdn Bhd offers you an experience like no other and certainly not one that money can buy very often. And not one person has regretted watching Life in KL and Penang. Join us as the cast bares it all on stage with their stories on LOVE, LIFE and LOSS as they show us what strength, courage and grace mean.

Ipoh Tour Details:

Date: 6 May

Time: 8.30pm

Venue: RTM Ipoh (Jalan Dairy)

Tickets: RM80 (VIP), RM45 (Regular), RM35 (students)

Team:

Director & Exec. Producer: Dato' Faridah Merican

Artistic Director: Joe Hasham OAM

Featuring: Karanbir Singh Hundal, Mark Beau de Silva, Omar Ali, Roshinee Mookaiah, Ryonn Leong, Sukhbir Cheema, Veshalini Naidu and singer-songwriter Ian Chow

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"...I couldn’t help but to lose myself in the tales of these individuals who at the surface lead lives worlds apart from mine. Their personal demons were my personal demons, their moments of triumph became my moments of triumph while their tales of loss pierced through my heart.

This was no ordinary show, it was an intimate discussion between strangers who became friends that was almost therapeutic in its realness." Kirat Kaur, The Peak