Fusing Tradition: Malaysia's Modern Wayang Kulit Revival

Tintoy Chuo, Founder, Fusion Wayang Kulit

06-Sep-23 12:00

Fusing Tradition: Malaysia's Modern Wayang Kulit Revival

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It is just apt, as Malaysia celebrates its 66th Merdeka, and 60th year of the Malaysia federation (Hari Malaysia), we speak to the founder of Fusion Wayang Kulit, Tintoy Chuo, on how it all started, how this passion for art-turned-business revives and promotes Malaysia’s history and culture, especially beyond our shores; and is there value in arts and heritage afterall.

Produced by: Carol Wong

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: economy, international, performing arts, culture, visual arts, History/Heritage

Tags: history and culture, traditional arts, heritage, wayang kulit, fusion wayang kulit, globalisation, malaysian culture,

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