Warwick MNight 2012- Echo

Blurb
Warwick Malaysia Night is not just an ordinary cultural event. It is the culmination of many months of hard work, ambition, belief and excitement by more than 100 of our members majestically merged together to produce the most comprehensively unforgettable display of Malaysian culture in the UK.

Fittingly held in the Warwick Arts Centre, the largest Arts Centre in the West Midlands, we present to you an eye-opening night of surprises, culture, thrill and grandeur; Warwick Malaysia Night 2012: Echo.

''“If your past comes back to haunt you, will you fight it, or run from it?”''

The era is the 1950s. It was the near end of the Malayan Emergency, where tension was at an all-high between the National Army and the Communist Party. Life-threatening guerilla attacks are imminent and no one is safe. Imagine waking up in a hospital and realising that you have no recollection of your past. Where do you go from here?

This February 18th, join Lee Na in the midst of all the chaos, as she finds herself awake in a hospital, only to find that she has lost her precious memory from a gunshot to the head. With great determination in search for the truth, she goes back to her village and faces the many challenges presented to uncover her past. Why was she shot? Who can she trust apart from herself? An artistic and culturally-infused play of self-discovery, love, war and reflection, the echo of Lee Na’s past will never elude her for the memory of our past lives on forever.