‘Dead Water’ film to give theatre a new primal dimension at KLPac


Theatre director Ho Lee Ching is starting off the year with an experimental film work Dead Water that examines the disconnect between the mind, body, and the external world.

“The way I would describe it is the state of consciousness where you’re alive but you feel quite the opposite. You feel foggy, numb, and disconnected from the world,” says Ching, as she’s known in the arts scene.

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