Blending tradition with theatrical flair, Dreamweaver: The Musical returns to the stage with a bold and beautiful story of heritage, resilience, and the mystical power of handwoven songket.

Back by popular demand following its acclaimed debut, Dreamweaver: The Musical is set to take centre stage once again — and this time, it’s more dazzling than ever. Held at the Petaling Jaya Performing Arts Centre (PJPAC), with the next performance slated for August 29, this original production tells a powerful story rooted in Sarawak’s weaving heritage, brought to life through music, humour, and a touch of magic.

At the heart of the tale is a young weaver from a small Sarawakian village, disillusioned by the modern world and struggling to keep her craft — and community — alive. But when she discovers that the cloth she weaves carries sentient magic, an extraordinary journey begins, weaving together themes of tradition, resilience, and collective spirit.

Blending musical theatre with mystical realism, the show is the product of a creative collaboration between Tanoti Productions and Balkon Media. Directed by Ambrose Eng, with music composed by Arafah Edruce, and a script penned by producer and lyricist Jon Smith, Dreamweaver features an all-Sarawakian cast — including actual weavers performing live on stage. Every woven textile in the show was handcrafted, each taking up to 600 hours to complete.

But this is no ordinary musical. With vibrant set design, immersive visual effects, and original songs that span emotional ballads to upbeat ensemble numbers, the performance is a rich, layered celebration of cultural legacy. Smith explains, “It’s a Sarawakian story, but it speaks to weavers and artisans everywhere — from Thailand to Cambodia, from village looms to city stages.”

If you’re looking for a terrific show that shimmers with sincerity, spirit, and skill, Dreamweaver delivers. It’s a rare kind of theatre — one that entertains while honouring heritage. Visit the Dreamweaver WEBSITE for full details and tickets.