When can the show go on?


Audience of none: The live events industry in Malaysia has been badly hit as tougher restrictions in the movement control order do not allow for live performances, concerts and other gigs to take place.

SINGING along with your favourite band, laughing out loud at a comedy show and feeling the energy of a crowd at a concert....

It’s a thrill to be at such live events, and as they recover from the coronavirus, some countries – like the United States – are re-opening live entertainment like concerts again, albeit with protocols like physical distancing.

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