The Celama Family Musical Stage Performance Becomes A Form Of Preservation Of Indonesia's Wealth

The Cemara Family Musical Stage Press Conference (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - The story of the Cemara Family will be presented in a musical theater format with the title "The Celama Family Musical Stage" which will start from June 21 to July 14.

In a press conference, Anggia Kharisma, Executive Producer of the Celama Family Musical Stage Performer said that this performance would provide an emotional experience due to the warmth of the story.

"As a storytelling company, Visinema wants to present the story of the Cemara Family which is loved by the Indonesian people in various formats and experiences. With entertaining stories, dance movements, music and extraordinary songs arranged beautifully and interestingly," said Anggia Kharisma at the Indonesia Kaya Gallery, Central Jakarta, Tuesday, April 30.

"The appointment of the Cemara Family Musical Stage will be a new experience that is exciting and emotional because of the warmth that will fill the memory of both school holidays. We hope that the public and the entire Indonesian family will be more enthusiastic about performing arts, such as music concerts and watching cinemas," he continued.

Furthermore, Billy Gamaliel as the Producer of the Family Musical Stage Performance said that this musical theater is full of positive messages that are able to embrace the daily lives of the Indonesian people.

"The Cemara family has become a simple and realistic story full of positive messages and is able to embrace the daily lives of the Indonesian people," explained Billy Gamaliel.

He also specifically supports this event because it can be an inspiration for many people to preserve the wealth of Indonesian works.

"We support the presence of this Cemara Family story in stage musical format to inspire more people and preserve the wealth of Indonesian works," said Billy.

"Moreover, the Cemara Family Musical Stage will be played for one month so that our hope is that this inspiring story can be increasingly recognized by the wider community and more people can enjoy stage performances, so that it can be a revival of performance arts in Indonesia," said Billy Gamaliel.