After the Lights: Yesung’s 2025 Kuala Lumpur Concert Through the Eyes of Fans

Read heartfelt stories from Vicky and Sin, two longtime fans who experienced Yesung’s 2025 solo concert at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. From ballads to unforgettable fan moments, it was a night of memories, music, and magic.

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Mr Jet: Power, Secrets, and a Dinner to Die For

Who is Mr Jet, really? Billionaire, empire builder… or something more sinister? On the night of a glamorous dinner party, secrets unravel. Murder at the Jet is a thrilling theatre experience packed with wit, drama, and mystery.

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12 Global Acts to Debut at Malaysia’s First Unstop Music Festival!

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the Unstop Music Festival 2025 in Kuala Lumpur. 12 global EDM acts will debut in Malaysia, bringing non-stop energy and electrifying performances to The Landing @ KL Base. Tickets now on sale!

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ASKA’s First Concert in Kuala Lumpur: A Historic Night for Music Lovers

Don’t miss ASKA’s first-ever concert in Kuala Lumpur on 23 February 2025 at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. A historic night of iconic hits and stunning artistry awaits!

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Atma Kirana: A Beautiful Soul Reflecting Malaysia’s Unity Through Digital Art

Abdul Shakir’s immersive digital installation, Atma Kirana, at the National Art Gallery. Discover Malaysia’s Rukun Negara values—Faith, Loyalty, Good Governance, Rule of Law, and Kindness—brought to life through a vibrant fusion of digital art and traditional motifs.

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Double Punctum Returns After 10 Years: A Dance-Theatre Journey of Movement and Memory

“Double Punctum,” a groundbreaking dance-theatre hybrid inspired by photography, featuring original performers Ming Low and Wong Jyh Shyong. Catch the reimagined “White Paper” from 19-22 December 2024 at klpac, a performance blending movement, memory, and emotion.

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Bringing Ballet to Life in Malaysia through Choreography and Storytelling – Ross Freddie Ray

Growing up, I often struggled with self-doubt, feeling like I didn’t belong. I was always trying to meet other people’s expectations, but never really discovering who I was. Choreography gave me the chance to express myself honestly through movement. It allowed me to tell stories without words—something I’ve always loved doing. From a young age, I had a vivid imagination. I used to visualize entire football games in my head during flights—every detail, every moment. Now, when I choreograph, I still do the same thing. I picture the entire production in my mind, running through it repeatedly, and when I’m creating, I get lost in that world.

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