A woman wakes up in Janda Baik to find an invisible wall isolating her from the world.  With only a few animals for company, she tries to create a new landscape from what’s left of the old world. Beliefs, boundaries, politics - the production of WALLS asks the audience, "what remains when you are the last person on Earth?"

Directed and devised by Hari Azizan and Wong Tay Sy, the duo join us to discuss this new theatre production which features performances by Mislina Mustaffa and artist chi too.

<p>A woman wakes up in Janda Baik to find an invisible wall isolating her from the world.&nbsp; With only a few animals for company, she tries to create a new landscape from what&rsquo;s left of the old world. Beliefs, boundaries, politics - the production of WALLS asks the audience, "what remains when you are the last person on Earth?"<br><br>Directed and devised by Hari Azizan and Wong Tay Sy, the duo join us to discuss this new theatre production which features performances by Mislina Mustaffa and artist chi too.</p>

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