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Award-winning percussion ensemble Hands Percussion’s comeback live concert
Collective Sounds – The Journey Home at Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPac) next month has been postponed, but its co-founder Bernard Goh says this does not mean its members and collaborators will remain idle.
“We are not going to fold our arms and stop everything. As they say, the show must go on . And that is what we are going to do, ” says Goh, who has not led Hands Percussion out for a concert with a live audience since last February’s Spring Fest 2020 at DPAC.
With the pre-pandemic live routine not a feasible option, Hands Percussion shifted to virtual performances and workshops last year. The multidisciplinary concert
The Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPac) will officially open its doors on May 25. Photo: PJPac
At a time when the Malaysian performing arts industry is slowly reopening and picking itself up from a series of unprecedented shutdowns, the introduction of a new theatre space is a bold move, signalling the continued support for the arts here.
The Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPac), a multi-purpose arts venue situated in the 1Utama shopping centre, will officially open its doors to the public on May 25.
PJPac was originally slated for a March opening but it was postponed due to the movement control order being reimplemented in January.