We thought we’d schedule the next #SandiwaraMaTA to also celebrate Malaysia Day (or post Malaysia Day)!
It’ll also be a Monday, public holiday.
TIME:
17 September 2018 @ 7:30pm
VENUE:
Lot’ng,
32-2, Jalan USJ 10/1E,
Subang Jaya (USJ Taipan area)
[Directional Video:
https://www.facebook.com/upstairsatlotng/videos/1880462198929236/]
THEME:
“Where Do We Go From Here?”
[You can view the theme as a focal subject, or a launchpad, to propose any topics, projects, questions, issues, etc. that you want to discuss, get feedback on, or work on.Or go completely off tangent. Whatever you’re compelled to discuss/work on. It could be funding for theatre, why we do what we do, how to stay fit for theatre, running a theatre space, pursuing tax exemption policies, a monologue about nasi lemak, best place for breakfast before bump-in, etc.
You can also see reports from the last Sandiwara(s) to see what people talked about then, who attended, and the themes: https://sandiwara.mata-theatre.com
You can still repeat topics/sessions from previous Mahjong Paper Discussions/Sandiwara-s. Each MPD is considered a fresh, new space and time.]
LANGUAGE is generally in English, but you are welcome to share/speak/work in any language you more comfortable with. And together, we will find a way to translate across languages, as we usually do in multilingual settings across Malaysia.
This event is open to Malaysian Theatre practitioners, theatre-practitioners in Malaysia, and anyone interested in Malaysian Theatre.
Jom!
WHAT IS SANDIWARA?
Sandiwara is a place to TALK, DISCUSS & EAT IN THE NAME OF THEATRE! It is a community event organized by the Malaysian Theatre Association (MaTA) for people to come together, and discuss anything and everything about the local scene.
7:30pm Food (Potluck) & Networking
[MAHJONG PAPER DISCUSSION] 8:30pm Brief & Open Circle9:00pm Breakout Sessions
10:00pm Closing Circle
10:30pm Upload reports. Food & Networking.
11:00pm Wrap Up. End.
The evening’s highlight, the MAHJONG PAPER DISCUSSION (MPD) is inspired by a theatre initiative called Devoted & Disgruntled UK (D&D). People have formed whole theatre companies and created projects out of D&Ds.
It uses a popular simple and free-flowing discussion format called Open Space, which works on the “Law of Two Feet”:
“You take responsibility for what you care about — standing up for that and using your own two feet to move to whatever place you can best contribute and/or learn”