Like many other Singaporeans who have ventured abroad to expand their horizons, Professor Nazry Bahrawi’s journey has been shaped by a deep desire to push boundaries and explore fresh perspectives. Currently an assistant professor of Southeast Asian Literature and Culture at the University of Washington, Seattle, his work draws on his Malay-Muslim heritage, blending themes of folklore, fantasy, and critical race theory to challenge prevailing academic frameworks and enrich the study of Malay-Indonesian culture.

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Home to some of the most renowned theatres in the world, New York City offers large-scale productions featuring top talent from across the globe. Shows like Hamilton, The Lion King and Wicked have become cultural phenomena, drawing not only audiences but also other figures in the global theatre industry, including 43-year-old Singaporean playwright Zizi Majid.  

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