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Queens of Asia features the very best female stand-up comedians from the region!&nbsp; The show kicks off with Aditi Mittal, India&rsquo;s Top 10 stand-up comedians (Times of India) with TWO Netflix specials under her helm, and Singapore&rsquo;s trailblazing first full-time female comedian, Sharul Channa. Joining the list are Malaysia&rsquo;s comedy stars, including the multi-hyphenated titan of screen and stage, Shamaine Othman, the Queen of Comedy herself, Joanne Kam Poh Poh!

Combining these powerhouses of comedy, Queens of Asia is a spectacular of hilarity and empowerment. Experience this side-splitting tour de force with Asia&rsquo;s comedy royalty, bringing true fire and zest in an explosion of laughter. This is a show you don&rsquo;t want to miss!&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h2>About Kam Productions&nbsp;</h2>

KAM PRODUCTIONS is a creative epicentre for innovative ideas to be realised in the entertainment and production world. Led by lady boss Joanne Kam Poh Poh, Malaysia&rsquo;s reigning Queen of Comedy unchallenged for 29 years, KAM PRODUCTIONS has steered creatively driven productions resulting in many successful events with packed audiences.

KAM PRODUCTIONS has diversified expertise in theatre productions, talent management, event solutions, online and digital content, philanthropic activities, motivational workshops and more. They work with the best in the industry, coupled with their in&ndash;house creative wizards, to achieve their goals of growing a lucrative business &ndash; both in profits and humane values.

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Malaysian Ringgit

George Town Festival

Queens of Asia

SPICE Convention Centre, Pulau Pinang

Lend us your ears, your time, and most importantly, your curiosity. Step past the threshold of reality and step into the &ldquo;IMAGINARIUM&rdquo;. 
 
We&rsquo;re all spending more time alone in our bedroom for the past year, more than any other time in our lives. It&rsquo;s a strange period of isolation and stagnation happening around the world. How do we deal with this crisis? How can we feel free in our hearts and minds when we are imprisoned in our own homes? How can the arts mend our sufferings when it is under the same constraints? 
 
For those who&rsquo;ve had their curiosities piqued, Out of the Blue Theatre invites you to discover a whole new imaginative universe within your bedroom in &ldquo;IMAGINARIUM&rdquo;, an audio-immersive theatrical experience. In this entertaining and cathartic audio-immersive experience, &ldquo;IMAGINARIUM&rdquo; acknowledges the limitations lockdowns have imposed on the theatre industry and people&rsquo;s lives. So escape the confines of your space and follow us into the impossible. It is time to step out of your comfort zone and break out of the ordinary. Welcome to the &ldquo;IMAGINARIUM&rdquo;! 
 
 
流动的水、梦境、狭小的衣橱、左邻右舍、刹那间又来到世界末日...... 
在视角和感官体验的不断变换中，观察并重塑着周遭的日常环境； 
在立体多声道筑起的精妙灵动空间里，跟随讲述者的磁性声线， 
与远方的观众在同一时间漫游、探索、自由舞动， 
看见你全新的房间。 
 
创作于全球疫情和剧院关闭时期，互动式，&ldquo;身临其境&rdquo;声音作品《想象场》让观众能够在自己的卧室中体验空间的无限可能。在58分钟的过程中，《想象场》将卧室空间转变成了新的剧场，让人们去探索、玩耍，使得我们在物理限制中得以通过想象力寻找自由，在隔离的条件下重新建立人与人、人与世界的联系。这部沉浸式的声音戏剧体验中，发现小小卧室内的全新世界。 
 
把你的耳朵交给我们，带上你的想象力和好奇心，在《想象场》中一同飞越梦境与现实的界限吧。

IMAGINARIUM 想象场

G-Short is a short film festival held as part of the George Town Festival 2021 to celebrate the endless imagination and possibilities a 90-second short film can bring about. Themed &ldquo;Reimagine: A New Way of Seeing&rdquo;, with the tagline &ldquo;Short Yet Powerful&rdquo;, G-Short was conceived to encourage the local and international film communities to create short-form and original films, unleashing their creativity, originality and innovation to tell stories in new ways &ndash; all while strengthening the branding of the George Town Festival. The film screenings feature the works of 30 finalists from different countries.

G-Short Film Screenings: Finalists 2021

Drawing upon the associations between people, culture and place, and relating it to the concept of a hot pot cuisine, &ldquo;Down the Melting Pot&rdquo; will bring audiences into an intercultural journey through the perspectives of young contemporary artists, whom in particular, often welcome the possibilities of forging memories, empathy and meaning with the cultural constructs of a place as they spark the inspirations and impulses to create. With a varied selection of moving images from around the world, including experimental shorts, video art, animation and performance art, the exhibition will highlight the myriad of sensibilities, cogitation and imagination made possible with intercultural exchange between people and people, and between people and place. The diverse works will each express a unique commentary about an individual or a collective issue as inspired by the cultural experience in a specific setting &ndash; ranging from the spread of popular media, consumerism and technology; the impacts of gentrification; to the abstract ideas of the self and relationships. Audiences are also encouraged to reflect upon the peculiar symbiotic connections between people, culture and place, through the artists&rsquo; unique interpretations of their personal encounters with different geographical locations. The screening will be followed by a discussion participated by artists Shir Handelsman, Sujin Lim, Chulayarnnon Siriphol and Gianluca Abbate, as well as curators Jaxton Su and Nien-Ting Chen.

Down the Melting Pot

See the world through the eyes of a blind woman, take a walk in the shoes of a wheelchair user, and learn how disability brings new perspectives to artmaking in &ldquo;Perspectives&rdquo;, a disability-led film directed by Peggy Ferroa and Michael Chua. Part documentary, part theatrical monologue, &ldquo;Perspectives&rdquo; is an independent project which explores the lives of Singaporeans with disabilities, told through music, monologues and works of art. It also features soundscapes by the Harmony Community Choir, a choir that primarily consists of young adult choral singers with autism and other learning disabilities. The stories by Lim Lee Lee, Victor Tan, and Stephanie Esther Fam are bound to cast a stark light on the community&#039;s unseen challenges, unheard voices, and unspoken desires. The docudrama screening will be followed by a discussion featuring the performers and the director Peggy Ferroa.

Perspectives

Currently residing in three separate countries, three local musicians will be brought together virtually to take audiences on a deeper dive into the different styles and periods of the Chinese orchestra music in &ldquo;Immerse&rdquo;. In this online concert, musicians Chow Jun Yi (New York, United States), Tan Yong Yaw (Malacca, Malaysia), and Raymond Choo Boon Yew (Macau, China) &ndash; who studied traditional Chinese instruments and music in mainland China &ndash; will take audiences on an unforgettable musical journey which is segmented into three parts: the traditional music repertoires that reflect the heritage and history of the Chinese; contemporary works which seek the power of immersion in the future time and space; and works which trigger deep thinking on multiculturalism and Chinese music culture in Malaysia while they are away from home. After all, it is through the accumulation of knowledge and real-life insights that enables people to re-recognise the past, the present, and the future.

Queens of Asia

RM70.00/ approx NT$483.00RM90.00/ approx NT$621.00RM252.00/ approx NT$1,740.00RM324.00/ approx NT$2,237.00

RM70.00/ approx NT$483.00

票務

8:00PM (GMT+8)

關於

About Kam Productions

更多 George Town Festival

IMAGINARIUM 想象场

G-Short Film Screenings: Finalists 2021

Down the Melting Pot

Perspectives

"Immerse" Concert 《沉淀》音乐会