PUTRAJAYA: Male foreign artistes are not allowed to “cross dress” or dress up like women when performing in Malaysia, according to new government guidelines on concerts and live shows.
This is one of the new rules added to the guidelines by the Central Agency for Application for Filming and Performance by Foreign Artistes .
Foreign artistes are not allowed to hold big concerts and live performances on such days out of respect for the religious events.Previously, the 2019 guidelines did not have restrictions on shows on the eve of such occasions and did not specify examples of the religious events, except for the fasting month of Ramadan.
The new rule states that such large-scale shows cannot be held from Aug 30 to 31 and from Sept 15 to 16. “We want to spell out a set of standards on what industry players can do to ensure a good experience for concert-goers and spectators such as by having clean and sufficient toilets, proper seating and facilities,” the official said.
“But foreign artistes will have to follow the code of conduct and dress code in the guidelines when they perform on stage in Malaysia,” the official added.
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