Friday, June 12, 2009
Bangsawan Cilik
'Putri Anggun Delima'
Written by Rilla Melati Bahri
Directed by Izzat Md Yusoff
'Putri Anggun Delima'
Written by Rilla Melati Bahri
Directed by Izzat Md Yusoff
Date : 19th Juy 2009
Time : 3pm (Matinee) / 8pm (Gala Night)
Ticket : $15*
* Get 1 Ticket Free for every 10 tickets purchased
* Early birds will enjoy 10% discount (Tickets must be purchased before 16th June) )
* Free seating.
For tickets & other enquiries, please contact :
Farhaanah : 9728 1437 Hidayah : 8249 2192 Elias : 6224 0411
Website : http://www.sriwana.com/upcoming.html
Email : info@sriwana.com
Legend has it that the world’s biggest flower, the Rafflesia was once a beautiful princess…
Helmi gets absorbed by a book during a school excursion about the flora and fauna of Borneo, in particular the Rafflesia. Tasked to do a school project on "saving the environment" Helmi and his good friend Rozana decide to convince Mrs Wong on a creative approach in doing their class presentation not knowing that an adventure was about to begin.
Inside the palace of 'Sultan Alam Shah' the evil Queen Hina plots to get rid of her stepdaughter Princess Anggun Delima. Jealous of her husband’s love for the princess, Queen Hina plans for the princess to be married off and taken away from the palace. When her plans failed, she consults the help of a witch who gave her a magic potion that will turn the princess into an inhabitant of the forest, permanently detached from her father the King, forever.
What can the magic potion really do? Will the evil Queen get away with her hideous plans? Can the princess be saved in time?
A tale told to the audience through the eyes of two present day students, this play will emphasize the importance of treasuring friendship and family and the need to create a peaceful and harmonious society. A special platform to display the talents of the children's drama workshop, this performance is Sriwana's maiden effort at reviving the art of "bangsawan" to be appreciated by the younger generation of theatre goers.
Helmi gets absorbed by a book during a school excursion about the flora and fauna of Borneo, in particular the Rafflesia. Tasked to do a school project on "saving the environment" Helmi and his good friend Rozana decide to convince Mrs Wong on a creative approach in doing their class presentation not knowing that an adventure was about to begin.
Inside the palace of 'Sultan Alam Shah' the evil Queen Hina plots to get rid of her stepdaughter Princess Anggun Delima. Jealous of her husband’s love for the princess, Queen Hina plans for the princess to be married off and taken away from the palace. When her plans failed, she consults the help of a witch who gave her a magic potion that will turn the princess into an inhabitant of the forest, permanently detached from her father the King, forever.
What can the magic potion really do? Will the evil Queen get away with her hideous plans? Can the princess be saved in time?
A tale told to the audience through the eyes of two present day students, this play will emphasize the importance of treasuring friendship and family and the need to create a peaceful and harmonious society. A special platform to display the talents of the children's drama workshop, this performance is Sriwana's maiden effort at reviving the art of "bangsawan" to be appreciated by the younger generation of theatre goers.
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