They’re looking for anyone who’s interested to be in our coming TV drama series. Please send them your profile and photos, and they’ll call you for the audition!

But honestly if you send them an email and don’t hear from them, just give the contact below a call. Just to double check if they got your mail.

The location of their office is in the same place as Klue Magazine. 

Contact: Noraiza 
Phone : 03-2141 6878 
Fax : 03-2141 2698
Email : mail@popiahpictures.com
Website: http://popiahpictures.com/

The old song says that “love is a many- splendoured thing”, but reality tells us that “love” can be bittersweet.

For its 2008/2009 season, Footstool Players is proud to present Crazy Little Thing Called Love: poignant portraits of the ties that bind – and sometimes knot – in a collection of sketches pertaining to the themes of love, courtship, marriage and family relationships.

The play features a mix of comedy and drama, but all thought-provoking in some way in highlighting issues pertaining to relationships. There’s innocence, idealism, joy, humour, reassurance, hope, regret, heartbreak, sorrow, and more – everything that comes with that “crazy little thing called love”!

You’ll laugh, you’ll weep. But most importantly, you’ll also think – and perhaps also discover.

The sketches are:

ACT 1

BE REAL - Steven Hicks & Jerry Cohagan
A young man prepares a video about himself for a dating service, amidst pressure to portray himself as someone he is not.

WHATEVER - Paul & Nicole Johnson
Two teens too eager to please the other can’t seem to decide on what to do on their date.

LOST IN TRANSMISSION - Colin Kirton, adapted from Dave Barry
A humorous look at the drastically different ways men and women think.

I LOVE YOU MORE - Jan Peterson Ewen
A couple in love each try to out-do one another in expressing their love for each other.

THE LEDGER PEOPLE - Paul & Nicole Johnson
A married couple furiously keep score on each other, jotting down each other’s merits and demerits in their ledgers.

WORD PICTURE - Charlie Jones
A couple discover how their marriage evolved from being a “gazebo”, where love once freely blew through, to a suffocating “prison”.

A SORRY EXCUSE - Martha Bolton
Why is it so difficult to say sorry?

ACT 2

IMPASSE - The Jeremiah People
A single mother struggles to let go of her growing-up daughter.

I AM MY FATHER’S SON - Colin Kirton & Jonah Sng
A young man reflects on broken bridges between him and his father who is dying in hospital.

A LATE LUNCH - Lawrence & Annie Enscoe
A woman meets up for lunch with her emotionally distant father who left her when she was a girl.

SAYING GOODBYE - Karen Llewellyn
A grown-up daughter reflects on the various times she has said goodbye to her now deceased father, and how those memories are intrinsic to who she is, and always will be.

BILLY - Charlie & Ruth Jones
A little boy who was adopted discovers that his adoptive father’s unconditional love is simply that – unconditional.

THE GREATEST OF THESE - Paul & Nicole Johnson
A choral reading of an excerpt of “The Love Chapter” on the nature of true love, augmented with some practical “applications”.

Created, produced and directed by Colin Kirton, co-directed by Jonathan Tan andSean Low, and performed by Ann Choo, Ee Soon Wei, Colin Kirton, Linora Low, Sean Low, Jonathan Tan and Adrene Wong.

SUITABILITY
Crazy Little Thing Called Love is suitable for all audiences, regardless of religious background or affiliation. Age-wise, the play would be appreciated by older children through to seniors.

LENGTH
110 minutes

AVAILABLE DATES
Bookings for our 2008 season, which are all in the Klang Valley, are now closed. We hope to run another season sometime in 2009, which will be available for bookings beyond the Klang Valley.

For our performance schedule, please see Where we will be performing.

PARTNERSHIP
Crazy Little Thing Called Love is presented in partnership with Focus on the Family Malaysia. Resources for love, courtship, marriage and family life from Focus on the Family will be on sale at each of our performances.

Download Crazy Little Thing Called Love programme sheet here.

Download KLPac e-Poster Download KLPac e-Flyer Download Scene Montage

PERFORMANCES IN KLPAC Crazy Little Thing Called Love will also be performed at The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac) Pentas 2 as follows:  6-16 November 2008 Thu-Sat 8:30 pm Sat-Sun 3:00 pm Mon-Wed (no show) Tickets: RM30 adults | RM20 students, senior citizens and disabled Tickets available at KLPac Box Office Tel 03 4047 9000 or Actors Studio @ Bangsar Shopping Center Tel 03 2094 9400 Click here for map to KLPac. Our KLPac run is in partnership with Focus on the Family Malaysia, and supported by KLPac,Empowerment, Domino’s Pizza, POS AD Groupand LiteFM.

1X MAIN MALE TALENT - FAIR INDIAN 
AGE: 20-30S
GOOD LOOKING/PRESENTABLE/ABLE TO SPEAK ENGLISH/NICE TEETH
BUDGET: RM 1.8K

CASTING 2-10SEPTEMBER 2008
TIME: 12-6PM

INTERESTED CANDIDATES PLEASE EMAIL PHOTOS AND PROFILES TO fenzycasting@gmail.com
URGENT
THANKS

Posted By : nicholas 
Phone : - 
Email : fenzycasting@gmail.com

(2) Featured Extra 
(a) Baber (Indian) Age: 40-50

(b) Old Man (Chinese)
Age: 50-65

(c) Punk - Male (Chinese+Malay Mix)
Age: 18-25

(d) Painters - Male (Malay or Chinese or Indian)
Age: 25-35

(e) Family - Father and Mother (Chinese)
Age: 25-35

(f) Boy - Chinese
Age: 6-10

(g) Girl - Chinese
Age: 6-10

(h) Coconut Seller - Male (Chinese or Malay or Indian) must be a character face
Age: 35-45

(i) Good looking boyfriend from barber scene - Chinese
Age: 25-35

(j) Good looking girlfriend from barber scene - Chinese
Age: 25-35

Casting Date : 
08-09-2008 (12.00pm - 8.00pm)
09-09-2008 - Further notice (10.00am - 8.00pm)

Shoot Date : 27th & 28th August

Location : Kuala Kubu Baru

Budget
Main Talent 1500 nett
Features extra 300 nett
extra 150 nett 

INTERESTED CANDIDATES PLEASE EMAIL PHOTOS AND PROFILES TO fenzytalents@gmail.com
please indicate job title.
URGENT
THANKS

Posted By : fenzy 
Phone : - 
Email : fenzytalents@gmail.com

Details:
When: 20th September 2008 10am-5pm (One day only!)
Where: Studio 7, KL Performing Arts Centre, Sentul. Click here for map: http://klpac.com/Welcome.asp?c=venuelocation

What to bring: Just yourself (Improv rite?) but please wear comfortable clothes.

So, if you’re interested, the number and the email address are as below (when calling, ask for Ashraf, and please call from 12pm-7pm, and if you prefer to email, please include your full name, email address, contact number and the time slot of your preference ie 1000,1015,1030,1045 etc etc..)

The auditions will be done in English and/or Malay, up to you (bahasa lain boleh, tapi kene bawak translator, kitorang x paham, ampun..)

So see you there ye! Enquiries? Just call or email me. Thanks!

Posted By : Mohd Ashraf 
Phone : 0129173650 (Ashraf) 
Fax : -
Email : sickmohdi@yahoo.com

KLPac is holding open auditions for its year-end production of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, based on the adaptation by John Mortimer.

The best-known and best-loved of Dickens’ tales, A Christmas Carol is the story of the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who hated the humbug of Christmas…until one Christmas Eve, three ghosts take him on a journey through the past, present and future. As Scrooge enters the lives of Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit and the Fezziwigs, he comes to know the meaning of kindness, charity and goodwill.

A story of yuletide joy, A Christmas Carol is Dickens’ hymn to the spirit of Christmas, a spirit to be cherished throughout the year..

We are auditioning for an ensemble of actors comprising all ages. Come prepared with a 2-minute contemporary monologue and one verse of a Christmas Carol of your choice.

AUDITION DATES & TIMES
Friday, September 26 @ 7.30pm - 10.30pm
Saturday, September 27 @ 11am - 6pm
Please note that callbacks for successful actors will be conducted on Sunday, September 28 @ 7.30pm - 10pm.

Auditions for children will be announced at a later date.

AUDITIONS ARE STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENTS ONLY. To book a place, please contact Sesha on 03-4047 9031 or 016-237 4262.

Posted By : Ang Yue May 
Phone : 03-4047 9031 
Email : sesha@klpac.com
URL : www.klpac.com

SYNOPSIS:

Kekasih hitunglah mimpi yang membunuh realiti dengan syurga ilusi

Dato’ Usman Awang

To those who knew him intimately, he was affectionately called ‘The Tango King’. To others he was referred to as Doc Ismail; his trade-mark pipe always within reach, no matter what the occasion. Tun Dr Ismail, the ‘third man’ of Malaysian politics, was a true nation builder committed to bridging the gulf of ethnicity and religion in this country. The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac) pays homage to this great Malaysian in ISMAIL the last days. In an unprecedented move for a Malaysian musical production, the use of original writing and musical composition has incorporated the remarkably beautiful and socially-conscious poetry of fellow Johorian and National Laureate Dato’ Usman Awang.

A love story about one man’s love for the people in his life and his country, ISMAIL the last days is a dramatisation of real events in the history of Malaysia and does not in any way seek to present its material as historical fact. It only seeks to remain true at least to the spirit of Tun Dr Ismail and his time.

Why did we fight for Merdeka? So that the different races can be divided? That can’t be the way, right?… Something is wrong… Why are we building Malaysia? What Malaysia are we building? What kind of symbol is Malaysia supposed to be?

Tun Dr. Ismail

Executive Producer Dato’ Faridah Merican

Written by U-En Ng

Music by Dato’ Johari Salleh

With the poetry of Dato’ Usman Awang

Musical Director Mervyn Peters

Choreographer A. Aris Kadir

Lighting: Lim Ang Swee & Sandee Chew

Costumes: Dominique Devorsine

Some ISMAIL press previews here:

NTV The Breakfast Show (21 July): Catchup tv (Skip ahead to Part 6)

Star R.Age (22 July): Doc Ismail on stage - Yam Phui Yee

The Edge, Options (The week of 28 July):

Capturing his spirit - Anandhi Gopinath

Notes from the top - Anandhi Gopinath

TV3 Malaysia Hari Ini (31 July)

Venue : Pentas 1, KLPac Duration : 7 - 31 August 2008 Category : Musical Price : RM80 / RM60 / RM40 (students, sr. citizens & the disabled) PROMOTIONS:
WEEKDAY SPECIAL! (Tues-Thurs only)
RM40 / RM20 (students, sr. citizens & the disabled)

FAMILY WEEKEND SPECIAL! (Fri - Sun only)
Family of 4 (adults/children): RM150
Any additional family member (adult/child): RM40

Must be female, 23-28 years of age.

Casting will be on 11th, 12th and 13th July (these coming weekends). To those who would like to come for audition or need more information regarding the audition, please do e-mail us at hamzahnoordin@gmail.com and please include your profile along with passport/3R pictures. We will contact you to set up the date in sessions (between 11th-13th July).

The host descriptions:-

- Cheerful person.
- Well verse in English language.
- Willing to co-operate with secondary school teenagers.

Posted By : Shamz
Email : hamzahnoordin@gmail.com