Archival Recording

Alfian Saat's Bulan Madu — A Double Bill as part of the Malay CultureFest 2018

24 - 28 October 2018
Malay Heritage Centre Auditorium

Shows:
24 – 28 October, 8pm

27 & 28 October, 3pm

Tickets:
Standard $35
Students/seniors $28

Triple Deal Promo!
Bundle of 3 standard tickets: $90
Bundle of 3 student tickets: $70

Performed in: Malay with English surtitles
Estimated Duration: 2 hour 15 mins, including 15 mins intermission
Advisory 16 and above

To reserve tickets – email your name, contact number, and number/type of tickets to: tix@ekamatra.org.sg

Anak Bulan di Kampong Wa’ Hassan 
Directed by Noor Effendy Ibrahim
Performed by Adib Kosnan

Synopsis 
Anak Bulan Di Kampung Wa' Hassan 
This monodrama tells the story of Kampung Wa’ Hassan, the last Malay kampung (village) to fall victim to Singapore's efforts at modernisation. Far from a nostalgic trip down memory lane to a romanticised Malay kampung, this is a journey of discovery of the true worth of a village, filled with real-life characters in all their rawness, and the true loss in the dispossession of it.

Madu Dua
Directed by Mohd Fared Jainal 
Performed by Siti Hajar Abdul Gani & Munah Bagharib

Synopsis
Madu Dua 
Two women – one young, the other less so - share a house, a kitchen, a pot, and a husband. They talk, discovering frustrations and claustrophobia in a space each expected to own completely. Madu Dua is a tale of a polygamous marriage which dispenses altogether the male narrative in heady bouts of spite and verve, pain and regret. It explores the discomforted space in the negotiation of religion and the self and exposes the complexity of the female (Malay/Muslim) psyche.