Five Arts Centre introduces 'Open House' initiative, offering free use of its venue


Five Arts Centre in Kuala Lumpur is offering its studio/rehearsal space for free until Dec 31 to help boost independent performing arts programmes and art projects. Pandemic SOPs and public health safety guidelines must be observed. Photo: Filepic

Are you an arts group looking to start a new project in the second half of 2020? Do you have a brilliant idea for a post-pandemic project, but don’t have a space to set it up?

Kuala Lumpur's the Five Arts Centre’s "Open House" initiative can help you out. The performing arts collective is sharing its Kotak@Five Arts Centre studio in Taman Tun Dr Ismail as a free space for the arts community to use until Dec 31.

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