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Baby, it’s Time for the Theatre!

Kimmy Kiew, director | Linda Ang, producer | Joyce Chan, performer

19-Sep-18 14:35

Baby, it’s Time for the Theatre!

Most people would assume that babies had no business being at a theatre performance. One production, however, doesn’t only welcome babies, but is created especially for them. “Journey of a Baby Butterfly” is the first theatre production in Malaysia specifically for babies, from a relatively new approach called baby theatre. We speak to the creators of the show to discover how exactly one entertains an audience that could, at any moment, cry, crawl away, or, heaven forbid… fall asleep!

Produced by: Sharmilla Ganesan

Presented by: Sharmilla Ganesan


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Categories:  FilmPerforming ArtsVisual Arts

Tags:  baby theatrechildren’s theatreperforming artsparenthoodbabiesFront rowThe Bigger Picture





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