Mixtape For Maz is described as a memory play, and tells the story of Maz and Edi, teenage siblings who have returned to rural North Malaysia in the late nineties after years of growing up abroad. Not only do they face the stresses of secondary school life, they must also navigate the contradictions between their western influences and the conservative society engulfing them. As their identities are challenged and redefined, will they learn to reconcile the shattered fragments of themselves or will they succumb to the temptations of conformity? We discuss the play with actor Farah Rani, who is also a producer with Perempuan Productions, and director Tung Jit Yang.

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Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs

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Categories:  performing arts,  culture

Tags:  Perempuan Productions,  memory play,  theatre,