In the original poem, drugs was used to symbolise the ills of society and it is an addiction that destroys self, family, race, religion and country. This short play tells a story of a young mother named Maria, whose husband was imprisoned for misappropriation of company funds. With the main breadwinner gone, the family was left in chaos. No more of the lavish lifestyle, and the respect between mother and son is lost. Both the mother and son are trapped in their own addiction now. Can they be saved in time before they too become a number?

• Poem: The Repercussions of Drug Addiction by Faridah Taib
• Script: Faridah Taib
• Director: Roslan Daud
• Actors: Ema Amin, Andry Hrithik

This is a story of a young Nyonya’s dilemma as who questions the idea of a blissful marriage that is bound tightly to cultural norms. The world is changing and the rifts in thinking between the young and the older generation are miles apart. The subtle undertone portrayed in this piece is indeed a heavier message about interracial marriages and preservation of cultures. What will the outcome be? Are they able to accept that love outweighs everything? Is that enough to keep the endearment and the strings of kinship alive?

• Poem: Young Nyonya by Kamaria Buang
• Script: Kamaria Buang
• Director: Azman Shariff
• Actors: Faridah Taib, Adilah Affandi

'Mask' tells a story of the ills of humans who lie for self-survival. Consciously or not, they put on a mask that will leave them trapped. Set in the glorious past of a kitchen setting of the Sultanate of Turkey, a MasterChef who has lost his sense of taste, chose to keep this a secret so that he could keep his job and position. But his lies were built on his pride, and his pride led to his downfall. Did MasterChef lose only his sense of taste?

• Poem: Mask by Khaziah Yem
• Script: Khaziah Yem
• Director: Amirul Asri
• Actor: Amirul Asri, Mohd Hafiz Yusof