Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
24 October 2026
“Homeground Live” is Kuala Lumpur’s new home for original homegrown music where musicians (bands and singer-songwriters alike) are platformed to exclusively showcase original works. Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we celebrate originality and original music. By banning covers (no cover songs allowed), we create a space where the artistry of the songwriters and composers takes the spotlight.
The ninth volume of Homeground Live features the theme of Lucid.
Maryam Nair, Maddame…, Akmal Sulaiman, Penunggu, Milkweed, Sounds Like Sunday
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
2, 3 & 4 October 2026
“Sacrilege Shblecht: LXIX” is a compilation of 5 short plays under EJKLS Seni’s the Young Blood Experiment – a mentoring programme for new writer-directors in KL, with EJKLS Seni’s founder and artistic director, Asyraf Syahir, as the instructor. For this particular project, the 2026 Cohort of TYBE will be having their second theatre showcase; featuring Abdul Min Muhaimin, Thasha Gunaseelan, Doro, Zay Hawat, and Rafia Mustari
LISTED
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
17, 18, 19 & 20 September 2026
“Socrates in D# Minor” is an experimental tetralogy that explores the complexities of existential ideology within the subjective realities of human experience. Using scientific theories as the vehicles for narrative, the tetralogy features a 4-episode performance with different facets of existential philosophies.
Episode I: Kisah Fenomena Big Bang (The Big Bang Phenomenon), is a play about sperm race and conception, and the inception of the first existential guilt.
Episode II: Kisah Teori Evolusi (The Evolution Theory), is a play about human evolutionary line, and the existentialist rejection of the essentialist categorization based on biological markers.
Episode III: Kisah Paradoks Fermi (The Fermi Paradox), is a play about psychosis-induced paranoia on the existence of alien life forms, and the existentialist dilemma on God’s existence.
Episode IV: Kisah Teori Kewujudan Zarah (The Particle Theory of Matter), is a play about death, the soul, and the existentialist acceptance on the probability of non-existence.
Nandagopall, Amaliyna, Ameenol Suhri, Harshini, Eunous Madeonus, Suba Magas
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
5 September 2026
“Homeground Live” is Kuala Lumpur’s new home for original homegrown music where musicians (bands and singer-songwriters alike) are platformed to exclusively showcase original works. Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we celebrate originality and original music. By banning covers (no cover songs allowed), we create a space where the artistry of the songwriters and composers takes the spotlight.
The seventh volume of Homeground Live features the theme of Subculture.
Rosanne, The F.O.I, Experiment Melody, Suicidal Sax Machines, Sang Deras, The Rudean
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
22 August 2026
“Homeground Live” is Kuala Lumpur’s new home for original homegrown music where musicians (bands and singer-songwriters alike) are platformed to exclusively showcase original works. Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we celebrate originality and original music. By banning covers (no cover songs allowed), we create a space where the artistry of the songwriters and composers takes the spotlight.
The seventh volume of Homeground Live features the theme of Resonance.
Atilya Hilmy, Pualam, xvkhairul, Kula Wangsa, Kranky Doodle, Lumpoh!
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
24, 25 & 26 July 2026
“Wisterias of Tomorrow” is a compilation of 6 short plays under EJKLS Seni and Seniwati’s collaborative programme “Pentasnita” to platform women-led theatres in KL. The first cycle of Pentasnita, features Piravina Ragunathan, Kathryn Karen, Harshini, Wardy, Khadeejah, & Jazmine Charles.
Piravina Ragunathan, Kathryn Karen, Harshini, Wardy, Khadeejah, & Jazmine Charles
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
18 July 2026
5 artists. 1 black box. No massive festival stages – just raw, unfiltered sound in an intimate space.
Black Box Frequencies is an immersive stage for independent music. We bring 5 independent musicians into the theatre black box for an intimate, sonic experience. No barriers, just performance.
Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we create a space whereby we only platform original music within an immersive setting.
Masha Nyanna, Rattlesnake, Suicidal Sax Machines, The Filters, Yon.dershore
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
11 July 2026
“Homeground Live” is Kuala Lumpur’s new home for original homegrown music where musicians (bands and singer-songwriters alike) are platformed to exclusively showcase original works. Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we celebrate originality and original music. By banning covers (no cover songs allowed), we create a space where the artistry of the songwriters and composers takes the spotlight.
The sixth volume of Homeground Live features the theme of Vibes.
Dian Hashim, Nilangsuka, Joyberry, Dalam Kelam, Nicedream, Meyu Endo & the Bushido
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
27, 28 & 29 June 2026
“Promethean Souls” is a compilation of 5 short plays under EJKLS Seni’s the Young Blood Experiment – a mentoring programme for new writer-directors in KL, with EJKLS Seni’s founder and artistic director, Asyraf Syahir, as the instructor. For this particular project, the 2026 Cohort of TYBE will be having their first theatre showcase; featuring Abdul Min Muhaimin, Thasha Gunaseelan, Doro, Zay Hawat, and Rafia Mustari.
Promethese
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
13 June 2026
Breaking Borders 5.0 is a multidisciplinary arts event, aimed to bridge in the gap between practitioners and enthusiasts of different art forms. The event will bring together artists from different art scenes – theatre, music, stand-up comedy, visual arts, poetry, and dance to showcase & network. The event comprises of performances, exhibition, and just plain old lepak among artists and audience; breaking the borders between performers and audience members.
Breakers
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
6 June 2026
“Homeground Live” is Kuala Lumpur’s new home-ground for original homegrown music where musicians (bands and singer-songwriters alike) are platformed to exclusively showcase original works. Located at our small art space, pangkin@ejklsseni, in Wangsa Maju, we celebrate originality and original music. By banning covers (no cover songs allowed), we create a space where the artistry of the songwriters and composers takes the spotlight.
The fifth volume of Homeground Live features the theme of Waves.
Hey Jay!, Andi Zephyr, Color Heart, Suicidal Sax Machines, Ashley Hamel, Lycosa
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
24 May 2026
Kampong Session! is a periodical music event by EJKLS Seni that aims to bring together Malaysian singer-songwriters to collaborate, network, and create new music in a shared space. Homegrown singer-songwriters involved will spend 24 hours together to create new songs; and all the new songs will be showcased the very next day during the Kampong Session showcase. Participating singer-songwriters will be gathering at our studio on the 23rd of May to “berkampong” for a sleepover session and collaborate, and they will perform all the new songs the very next day on the 24th of May.
Cassandra Mary, Piee, Imran Waris, RUBI, Vinton Low, Tiyniish, Hera, JEM
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
9 May 2026
“Homeground Live” is a periodical music event that aims to provide a safe space for local musicians (bands and singer-songwriters) to showcase original works at our art space – pangkin@ejklsseni (located in Wangsa Maju). The event celebrates and platforms originality and original songs; and thus, we only allow original songs during the event (no covers allowed) with the intention to uplift local songwriters and composers in the local music scene.
Rina-hime, Left Ear Numbness, Suicidal Sax Machines, Meteorix, Olivia, Two Pairs of Scissors
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
18 April 2026
Set to be ejklsseni’s latest recurring poetry event at our art space in Wangsa Maju, we are bringing a different format for poets based in KL. ‘When Verses Speak’ is not just a performance of spoken poetry, it is also a living gallery of crafted words. In addition to spoken word performances, we are exhibiting written and visual poetry on our walls. Imagine an arts gallery where poems replace paintings and sculptures, inviting you to explore the beauty of written word in between live performances of poetry.
Poets
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
4 April 2026
“Homeground Live” is a periodical music event that aims to provide a safe space for local musicians (bands and singer-songwriters) to showcase original works at our art space – pangkin@ejklsseni (located in Wangsa Maju). The event celebrates and platforms originality and original songs; and thus, we only allow original songs during the event (no covers allowed) with the intention to uplift local songwriters and composers in the local music scene.
Roncas, Applemontea, Judos, Last Attack, tinyrot, Des Panik!
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
13, 14 & 15 March 2026
Two men cross into a palace at the world’s end to rescue their stolen women, taken as concubines. When the king awakens, the night descends into a nightmare of riddles, desecration, and ritualised abuse.
Luqman Sharul, Amerul Shah, Myrra Baity Khan, Han Royani, Ais Isaac
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
27, 28 February & 1 March 2026
Art as God. Art as Savior. Art as Myth. Art as Religion.
“In Conversation With God” follows five artists who bleed for their respective art forms, who are attempting to reconnect with the meaning behind why we make art.
Is Art hope? Is Art catharsis? Release? God?
Ray Danial, Maya Uzma, Anjali Nijjar Venugopal, Divaa Deva, Marisa
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
13, 14 & 15 February 2026
Can human beings justify anything, as long as they stand to benefit from it?
In this dysfunctional play, set somewhere in a not-so-distant, kinda-parallel universe, a clandestine experiment is conducted to increase fertility and birth rates, particularly in the working class. Years later we see one of the more macabre consequences of this intervention. A group of five people grapple with the aftermath of a ghastly event that they’ve all, in one way or another, participated in.
We follow their journey as they come to terms with what humanity is truly capable of. Guilty, not-guilty, avoiding guilt, defiance in the face of guilt, feeling above guilt – in the end, can we really judge them without also confronting ourselves?
Virtuoes Romana, Engku Armand, Naveen Raja, Emily Thomas & Adeeba
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
30, 31 January & 1 February 2026
Mary/am follows three girls in a small-town Perak convent school: Maryam, Durga, and Grace. Their school prizes perfection and the Best Student of the Year award, but beneath a wisteria tree they start to question the rules, the lessons, and the expectations on their bodies, faith, and hearts. Friendship strains under competition and family pressure, and we see Maryam’s quiet longing, Durga’s loss of faith, and Grace’s fear of letting her mother down.
Amaliyna, Azalea Yee, Dharya & Lily M.
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
24 January 2026
“Homegrown Live” is a periodical music event that aims to provide a safe space for local musicians (bands and singer-songwriters) to showcase original works at our art space – pangkin@ejklsseni (located in Wangsa Maju). The event celebrates and platforms originality and original songs; and thus, we only allow original songs during the event (no covers allowed) with the intention to uplift local songwriters and composers in the local music scene.
Seen at Five, Ray Danial, Suicidal Sax Machines, NFRE, Noel Ng, Radiowave
Venue:
pangkin@ejklsseni
Date:
15, 16, 17 & 18 January 2026
Seeing White is a comedy that follows a bride, her mom, and her sister. As they get closer to the wedding, there are still important decisions that haven’t been made. The sister and the mom have strong ideas about what a wedding should be, ideas that don’t match the bride’s. This kickstarts an onslaught of negotiations, debates, and the possible creation of a Bridezilla. By the end, does the bride finally get the wedding she wants? What is the wedding she wants? What is the wedding we want? Seeing White is a comedy that hopes to offer perspectives on how we view our weddings and how our love ones view them.
Grace Ng, Debbie Yim, & Pearlly Chua