Inspired by the critical essay “The Laugh of the Medusa” by Hélène Cixous, To Which My Brother Laughed is a devised work in response to the caning of the two women in Terengganu on Sept 3 2018. Sheena Baharudin welcomes two members from the production for a chat about their motivation, and how poetry found its way into the play.

<p>Inspired by the critical essay &ldquo;The Laugh of the Medusa&rdquo; by H&eacute;l&egrave;ne Cixous, <em>To Which My Brother Laughed</em> is a devised work in response to the caning of the two women in Terengganu on Sept 3 2018. Sheena Baharudin welcomes two members from the production for a chat about their motivation, and how poetry found its way into the play.</p>

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