SET CAROLYN LAU AND NG SEK SAN LIGHTS BERNARD CHAULY COSTUMES VICTOR GOH MUSIC HALO PRODUCTIONS PRODUCTION MANAGER SIMON YAP TOUR MANAGER JUNE TAN PRODUCER MARION D'CRUZ

PERFORMERS (Kuala Lumpur) ANN JAMES CHEE SEK THIM CHEW KIN WAH JACQUELINE ANN SURIN LEE SWEE KEONG LENNARD GUI LOH KOK MAN PETRA ELAINE PEDLEY SUE-ANN GOOI LEOW PUAY TIN

PERFORMERS (Berlin) CHEE SEK THIM DIONG CHAE LIAN JACQUELINE ANN SURIN JUDIMAR MONFILS LEE SWEE KEONG LENNARD GUI LOH KOK MAN PETRA ELAINE PEDLEY SUE-ANN GOOI LEOW PUAY TIN

Leow Puay Tin is one of Malaysia's finest theatre practitioners. As a writer, performer and director she is constantly studying and developing ways and means of creating new voices in theatre. She has written and performed 5 monologues - in Malaysia as well as in Egypt and Australia. She has also written a number of plays which have been performed in Malaysia, Singapore and Japan. Puay Tin obtained a Master of Fine Arts in Theatre (Playwriting) at the University of Hawaii and an Advanced Diploma in Voice Studies at the Central School in London. In Berlin: A parallel performance made up of excerpts from Ang Tau Mui - A Modem Woman, written and performed by Leow Puay Tin, will intersect with the staging of FAMILY.

Krishen Jit is a founder member of Five Arts Centre and well-known theatre director who has been influential in the development of the contemporary theatre scene in Malaysia. His writings about theatre can be found in newspapers, culture magazines and academic journals. His directorial achievements cover a span of over 30 years and include works by Usman Awang, Syed Alwi, Dinsman, K.S. Maniam, Kee Thuan Chye, Leow Puay Tin, David Hwang and Dick Lee. Krishen is known for his experimental style of theatre, fusing traditional with contemporary forms. He has been a pioneer in forging a Malaysian identity for theatre and continues to create works that reflect a fast changing psyche, particularly in urban contexts.

Wong Hoy Cheong is one of Malaysia's most acclaimed artists. He has had solo exhibitions in New York, Massachusetts, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. He has also exhibited in Japan, Australia, Austria, France, England and Denmark. He is currently part of an international exhibition called Cities on the Move which has shown in London and will show in Helsinki and Bangkok. Hoy Cheong graduated from Brandeis University and Harvard University in art, literature and education. He is known for his mu lti-d iscipli nary approach in art, using video, installations and performance in his work and for his strong socio-political commentary.

FIVE ARTS CENTRE is a performing and visual arts collective of artists and producers dedicated to generating alternative art forms and images in the Malaysian creative environment. Contemporary social and cultural issues impinging on Malaysian life are precipitated by the Centre by way of exhibitions and creative and research workshops. The Centre's activities include drama, dance, music, young people's theatre (including Teater Muda and Theatre-in-Education, TIE) and the visual arts.