Two artists--one from Syrian and the other from Afghanistan--without any status recognised in our country tell about the importance of theatre in the lives of people displaced by war and other conflicts. They share how their personal experiences inform their productions in the double bill ‘Impossible Love’. They also express their desire to help Malaysians have a better appreciation of the often invisible minority groups in our midst.

<p>Two artists--one from Syrian and the other from Afghanistan--without any status recognised in our country tell about the importance of theatre in the lives of people displaced by war and other conflicts. They share how their personal experiences inform their productions in the double bill &lsquo;Impossible Love&rsquo;. They also express their desire to help Malaysians have a better appreciation of the often invisible minority groups in our midst.</p>

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