KLPac's show 'Bollywood Dreams' opened to a live audience without a hitch on March 24. Photo: KLPac
Bollywood Dreams, the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre’s (KLPac) first live show in five months, went on without a hitch yesterday amid strict SOPs.
The preview show was presented to an audience of 140 at KLPac’s Pentas 1 theatre with physical distancing measures and limited seats.
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Theatre reopens
KLPac's show 'Bollywood Dreams' opened to a live audience without a hitch on March 24. Photo: KLPac
An orderly crowd patiently waited to get themselves scanned and their temperature taken before watching 'Bollywood Dreams' at KLPac on March 24. Photo: The Star/Shaari Chemat
'This is just the start... to have an audience back. This is also such a lift in spirits for all of us in the theatre community, who have endured so much but have never given up hope to have shows again, ' says Faridah. Photo: The Star/Shaari Chemat
The music-inspired show 'Bollywood Dreams' at KLPac features brothers Pappu (Tin Raman, left) and Babu (Ian Skatu) live on stage with their mother played by Ranessa Theyakaraja. Photo: The Star/ Shaari Chemat
Strict SOPs were put in place at KLPac for its first live show in five months. Photo: The Star/ Shaari Chemat
Parwati Dutta (right) in rehearsal with the Sutra dancers for 'Triple Frontiers', which finally opens this April. Photo: Sutra Foundation
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