A collection of everyday household objects lead the cast in a new Malaysian theatre series


'Teater Atas Meja is the staging of plays on a surface, using everyday household items as characters,' says Nurul, referencing the table top theatre model. Photo: Moka Mocha Ink

Talking mugs and watering pots may be the stuff of fantasy or Disney movies. But who knew they could also be the leading stars in a theatre production?

Staying true to its brand of offbeat theatre productions, Moka Mocha Ink’s (Moka) new three-part online series, called Teater Atas Meja, uses household items as characters in mini plays.

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