Thugs, Dancers and Ojek Drivers: ‘Goyang Penasaran’ is Theater With a Twist

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In this article: Eka Kurniawan Intan Paramaditha Naomi Srikandi Ugoran Prasad

By Catriona Richards
Originally published in Jakarta Globe.
Apr 18, 2012

[hide for=”!logged”]Many people think of the theater as a place for stuffy costumes and stale dialogue. But a play now showing at the Salihara cultural center in South Jakarta is sure to put a twist ...

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