Betrayal, a timeless and ever pertinent piece that espies the wicked and debauched arrangements surrounding Emma and Robert, a married couple and Jerry, Robert’s “close friend”, was brought to the DPAC Blackbox on 15th April. Betrayal: an adaptation, is a gracefully reworked and Malaysianized version, an ode to the original piece by dramaturg, Bahiroh K. Amath. Set in …
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