A gripping exploration of bullying’s harsh reality in Malaysia, confronts hidden pain and silent consequences endured by all involved.

TEWAS: No Light At The End Of The Tunnel is an intense theatrical production that explores the grim reality of bullying within Malaysian schools. Through a combination of raw storytelling and dynamic physical theatre, the play immerses the audience in the emotional and psychological struggles faced by victims, perpetrators, and bystanders. It confronts the pain, isolation, and irreversible consequences that stem from bullying, challenging audiences to reflect on their own roles in addressing this pervasive issue.

Show Details:

• Dates & Times: 28th, 29th & 30th November 2024, 8:45 PM. 

• Venue: Panggung Pelinggam Cahaya, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang

Ticket Information:

• RM 40 (Regular)

• RM 35 (Bulk purchase of 4)

• RM 30 (Students bulk bookings)*

*Bulk purchase of 20 or more tickets for university/college students only – a free workshop is included. Email projects@jdevstudios.com for details.  

Production Team: 

• Performed by: Almond, Chrisalynn, Hakim, Hong, and Pavin. 

• Producer & Co-Writer: Sidhart Joe Dev

• Writer & Director: Hilyati Ramli

• Scenography & Choreography: Izzardzafli Padzil 

• Soundscape Artist: Kamal Sabran

• Set Designer: Shahidan Mohamad

• Lighting Designer: Mohd Saidi

• Production Manager: Vanessa Nicole 

• Stage Manager & Costume Designer: Muha Mesri

• Production Assistants: Ashley & Olivia

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Trigger Warnings:

This production contains depictions of bullying, emotional and physical violence, and themes of suicide and sexual assault, which may be distressing to some viewers. This performance also contains loud sounds, bright lights and strobe lights. Viewer discretion is advised. 

TEWAS is suitable for audiences aged 15 and above due to its mature themes and graphic content. The play is designed to provoke thought and foster conversation about bullying and mental health issues in society, encouraging viewers to take a stand against these persistent problems. Support information and helplines will be available at the venue for anyone affected by the content of this production.