Sunday May 22, 2011
Your Day - Sunday
Comedy for children
This is guaranteed to be more fun than Wii. Fresh from sell-out shows at the 2010 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the 2010 Melbourne Comedy Festival, the zany duo of the award-winning List Operators, Matt Kelly and Richard Higgins, will perform their last show in Kuala Lumpur today at 2pm at PJ Live Arts, Jaya One, Petaling Jaya.
Tickets are priced between RM44 and RM77. For more information, visit www.gardnerandwife.com or call 03-7960 0439.
KLANG VALLEY
Love on stage
KLPac’s Theatre for Young People opens its 2011 season with A History of Falling Things. The phobia-filled comedic love story written by British playwright James Graham will be staged at Pentas 2, KLPac, Sentul Park, Jalan Strachan at 3pm.
This love story revolves around two phobic cyberspace love birds Jacqui and Robin who communicate solely via webcam. Restricted to living indoors because of their fear of falling satellites, they foster their adoration for each other on the Net. But will what brought them together be the thing that keeps them apart? Tickets are priced at RM23 (standard) and RM13 (concession). For more information, call 03-4047 9010.
Photography contest
Capture the zest of life in Cyberjaya by taking part in the Cyberjaya Photography Contest from now until June 15. Contestants have the opportunity to participate in one of three categories – Live, Cyberjaya Architecture, and Scenery – and stand to win RM3,500, RM2,000 and RM1,500 cash for first, second and third places respectively for each category.
For more information, visit www.cyberview.com.my or www.cyberjaya-tv.com
At the Roof Top
There will be a matinee show of Bars & Bedrooms, a showcase of four short stories about love, passion and unintended consequences, at 3.30pm today at The Actors Studio, Roof Top, Level 8A, Lot 10 Shopping Centre, Jalan Sultan Ismail. It features music by Joanna Marie Gough and Reuben Samuel, choreography by B.B. Ostella Adam and the work of directors Khairil M. Bahar (Ciplak, 15 Malaysia), Adeline Ong, Elza Irdalynna (Best Supporting Actress, Anugerah Skrin 2006) and Nalina Samynathan. Tickets are priced at RM25 (flat rate for all shows) and RM50 (special offer for show + cocktail/mocktail + entry to ROOTZ at Lot 10). To know more, visit www.theactorsstudio.com.my
Travel in style
Today is the last day to catch LuxtoFair2011, a lifestyle and luxury tourism showcase organised by the National Tourism Council of Malaysia. The first fair of its kind, it seeks to promote lifestyle and luxury tourism, travel and experiences within the region.
Various activities, promotions and programmes have been laid out, including travel fashion shows, talks and workshop sessions relating to lifestyle and leisure experiences. Venue is Hall 4, Putra World Trade Centre, KL, and it is open from 10am to 7pm. Admission is free.
Chocolate extravaganza
Cocoa and coffee lovers, head for the Mid Valley Megamall which is now hosting the International Cocoa, Coffee and Consumer Show. Today is the last day to visit this mouthwatering event which is featuring a variety of activities including cooking demonstrations, quizzes and showcase of cocoa and coffee products.
Among the highlights today is a demonstration on how to make chocolates by Chef Tan Wei Loon from the Academy Of Pastry Arts Malaysia in collaboration with Chocolate Effect, from 4pm to 5.30pm.
Held at Hall 2 and Hall 3, Mid Valley Exhibition Centre, it is open from 10am to 7pm and admission is free.
PENANG
Something traditional
Catch the presentation of Centhini – Empat Puluh Malam Dan Satunya Hujan at the Town Hall in Esplanade at 7.30pm tonight. Extracted from the book of Elizabeth D. Inandiak and inspired by the Javanese epic, Serat Centhini, the show will be narrated by Elizabeth while Didik, an Indonesian dancer, will perform the traditional dance according to the text.
Admission is RM20. Call 04-227 6008 for reservations.
MALACCA
Sikh fest
Thousands of Sikhs from Malaysia and Singapore will converge in Malacca for a weekend of prayers at the Jalan Temenggong Gurdwara Sahib. The temple, which is open to the public, will serve free food like thosai, pratas, you tiao (fried crullers) and soya bean drinks.
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