Posted on 30 July 2010 By Pang Khee Teik.
WALKING around Bangsar one balmy night six years ago, I bumped into filmmaker Amir Muhammad and film academic Khoo Gaik Cheng sitting with a rather foppish Mat Salleh man. It took less than an hour of my being introduced before all of us banded together to bully the hapless Australian Mat Salleh to prove that [...]
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Posted on 02 March 2010 By Nick Choo.
THIS year will mark the eighth, and final, Boh Cameronian Arts Awards, an annual event highlighting and acknowledging the achievements of Malaysian artists and performing groups. The Cammies, as the awards are fondly called, honour arts practitioners for achievements within the categories of dance, music, theatre and musical theatre. The awards have to close because [...]
Tags: A Christmas Carol, Cameronian Awards, Cathy Rowland, Colin Kirton, Ida Mariana, Nick Choo, kakiseni, off the edge
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Posted on 02 July 2009 By Deborah Loh.
KATHY Rowland gets asked a lot about where she’s from. It wouldn’t be an issue but for the fact that she is Malaysian, has a Caucasian surname and doesn’t look white. And so in racially-defined Malaysia, with its obsession for categories, Rowland is the odd “dan lain-lain”. The Petaling Jaya native is co-founder and managing [...]
Tags: Deborah Loh, arts, boh cameronian arts awards, cammies, kakiseni, kathy rowland, serani
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