Posted on 22 July 2010 Shape of a Pocket by Jacqueline Ann Surin.
WHEN Cindy Tham and I launched The Nut Graph in August 2008, I was clear that I wanted to achieve two things. One was to create a place for independent, accountable and kick-ass journalism that was premised on the highest ethical standards in journalism. These standards included ideas, such as doing a fact and quote [...]
Tags: Cindy Tham, Ding Jo-Ann, Jacqueline Ann Surin, Koh Lay Chin, Lainie Yeoh, Nick Choo, Shanon Shah, Shape of a Pocket, The Nut Graph
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Posted on 07 July 2010 Merely Playing by Nick Choo.
YOU know the old adage/cliché, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”? Here’s a prime example. In June, I joined a touring group of theatre performers from Perth, Australia to the Temple of Fine Arts in Johor Baru (JB), where we put on a show. Having been to the Temple of Fine Arts in Kuala [...]
Tags: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Danny Lim, Gol, Merely Playing, Namewee, Nick Choo, Temple of Fine Arts, The Beautiful Game, The Boys in the Photograph, Tricia Yeoh, World Cup, Zedeck Siew, amir muhammad, arts, musicals, theatre
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Posted on 11 June 2010 Merely Playing by Nick Choo.
SINCE 2003, I have been involved in the Children’s Theatre course at Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia. Each year, Associate Professor Dr Jenny de Reuck coordinates a unit that trains students in the various aspects of putting on a theatre production, which she also writes and directs. The objective is to teach not just [...]
Tags: Merely Playing, Murdoch University, Nick Choo, Temple of Fine Arts, music, skills development, theatre, theatre in education, young people
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Posted on 10 June 2010 By Nick Choo.
FILM and television producer Lina Tan graduated with a Mass Communications degree in 1991. She has worked in production houses in Malaysia and Singapore, and has produced for, among others, the Disney Channel and AXN. In 1999, she founded Red Communications, under which she has produced and directed many local TV commercials and programmes. She talks to The Nut Graph in the Red Communications office in Petaling Jaya on 13 May 2010.
Tags: 3R, Found in Malaysia, Gol & Gincu, Lina Tan, Mass Communications, Nick Choo, Rafidah Abdullah, Red Communications, Red Films, director, film, producer, television
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Posted on 20 May 2010 By Nick Choo.
Rafidah Abdullah (all pics courtesy of Rafidah Abdullah) AFTER graduating from University of Malaya with a Bachelor of Laws degree, Rafidah Abdullah entered the entertainment field as one of the original presenters of 3R, an infotainment programme for young women. She began writing scripts for 3R and went on to write for other television programmes [...]
Tags: 3R, Bugis, Damansara Utama, Found in Malaysia, Gol dan Gincu, Impian, Malay, Malaysian, Nick Choo, Pisau Cukur, Rafidah Abdullah, chance, cina, ethnicity, family, feminism, history, infotainment, interview, petaling jaya, scriptwriter, tv, writer
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Posted on 04 May 2010 By Nick Choo.
WORKSHOP performances and previews are an important step in the process of staging a theatrical production. Generally, workshops are presentations of works in progress, in the forms of semi- or full staging, or even just readings. Previews usually feature the end product, either a complete performance of, or just highlights. Both workshop performances and previews [...]
Tags: Malaysia, Malaysian, Merely Playing, Nick Choo, adam, arts, audience, onstage, performances, previews, scene, the musical, theatre, workshop
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