Cultural exchange through puppet show


Budding puppeteers: Aldiedianie (left) and Erlyn said their participation had opened their eyes to the different talents from across the globe.

 THE Covid-19 pandemic has not put a damper on two students’ enthusiasm to showcase their artistic talents.

Last month, Aldiedianie Alexander and Erlyn Sherlyn Ujin from Keningau Vocational College in Sabah took part in an online Russian art festival and came away with recognition for their puppetry performance.

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