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Life Sdn Bhd, Ordinary People

Faridah Merican, Executive Producter-Director | Joe Hasham, Actor

23-Feb-17 14:00

Life Sdn Bhd, Ordinary People

Life Sdn Bhd produced and staged by the Actors Studio is in its 13th year. This series has dealt with important issues like HIV, aids and human trafficking.

This time it’s focusing on the very thing that has kept it alive all these years; People!

The cast is comprised of theatre and non-theatre people, indulging the audience in the much-loved human experience of storytelling.


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