EPISODE · Oct 29, 2007
Playwright Huzir Sulaiman
from Yale University: Humanities · host 2007 Yale World Fellows
Playwright Huzir Sulaiman discusses theater's role in social critique and thought.
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Malaysian playwright and Yale World Fellow Huzir Sulaiman has made a name for himself through thought-provoking works, like Atomic Jaya, a comedy about a fictional attempt to build an atomic bomb. As co-artistic director of Checkpoint Theatre, he's making a space for socially relevant theater in Singapore.
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