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View all search resultsBakti Budaya Djarum Foundation’s #NontonTeaterDiRumahAja program serves up something dramatic through Teater Koma’s streamed play.
eater Koma’s Tanda Cinta (Sign of Love) provides a glimpse into a question all couples have probably thought about but repress: What happens when the spark disappears?
After several streams of laugh-inducing plays, Bakti Budaya Djarum Foundation’s #NontonTeaterDiRumahAja program serves up something more dramatic.
Tanda Cinta (Sign of Love) by theater troupe Teater Koma, one of Indonesia’s biggest and most prominent theatrical ensembles, streamed via Indonesia Kaya’s website and YouTube account.
Virtual shows have become a popular way to reach the audience since the pandemic has made it almost impossible for many art groups to deliver performances like before.
Teater Koma, for one, has announced the rescheduling of its 160th production, Sampek Engtay, from its originally planned premiere in March to Jan. 30-31, 2021 at the Ciputra Artpreneur theater in South Jakarta.
Tanda Cinta, like previous entries in the program, was recorded footage, this one being from a series of performances held from July 27 to 29, 2005.
The date of the original play is also significant, as it marked actors Nano Riantiarno and Ratna Riantiarno’s 27th wedding anniversary.
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