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Hindsight 2020: Malaysian arts and culture scene s will to survive

The pandemic practically destroyed the 2020 calendar year for the arts and culture scene in Malaysia. Despite countless festival cancellations, months of theatre closures and art event postponements, we can still look back at how a new, resilient and different creative world has emerged to give arts and culture practitioners a path forward. KLPac, a beacon in the dark The arts will find a way. Despite catastrophic financial losses, the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac) still stands, thanks to well-wishers, donors, sponsors, the #SaveYourSeat initiative and KLPac’s staff who took several rounds of pay cuts, reveals a grateful Joe Hasham, its co-founder/ artistic director.

#Showbiz: A most challenging 2020

#Showbiz: A most challenging 2020 Aref Omar © Provided by New Straits Times The Covid-19 pandemic has drastically affected the entertainment industry, with arts and concert venues as well as cinemas being mostly shuttered for almost the whole of this unprecedented year. WITHOUT a shadow of a doubt, the year that was the culmination of Vision 2020 had been an unprecedented one due to the unfortunate onset of the global Covid-19 pandemic. With the Movement Control Order enforced in mid-March, activities practically grounded to a halt for the most part and many sectors including the entertainment industry were drastically affected. Shows and concerts were quickly cancelled and arts venues such as Istana Budaya, Dewan Filharmonik Petronas and the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre were closed.

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