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June 02, 2025

STRAY GODS, SOTA STUDIO THEATRE, MAY 31, 8PM

- Gabrielle Marie Sunderaj and Dorcas Lim

Zasha Zahri, 27, teacher: "It was mostly musical in nature, without acting, so they had to rely solely on the musical quality. I liked the symbolism, lights and costumes. It was very non-traditional and modern compared with the typical performances we usually see."

Chan Yoke Yee, 40, media executive: "Initially, I did not know Stray Gods was by weish. When I heard it was, I had to see it because I enjoyed her music (as part of electronic duo .gif). Even though the piece was very ambiguous, it was so interesting to see traces of weish reflected – it even mixed in her Hakka culture. It was a very moving piece."

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