The implementation of technology in the performing arts environment to integrate with state regulations

Arman, Muhammad Faris and Abul Khair, Sayed Muhammad Aiman Sayed and Mohd Nadzamuddin, Ahmad Faiz and Zainal Abidin, Mohammad Nazrin and Zulkifli, Adeeb (2025) The implementation of technology in the performing arts environment to integrate with state regulations. In: Proceeding for International Colloquium on Nextgen Construction 2025, 6 May 2025, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Perak.
Abstract

Performing arts in Malaysia have to value the communication between audience and performers. Culture comprises very high values that reflect the characteristics of the country. Performing arts is one of the sources of revenue for the country’s economy. Tourists come to our country to experience our significant cultural values through performing arts. Terengganu is a diverse cultural city that must be preserved and conserved for our future generation. The element of architecture and style of life on etiquette and culture. This study aims to understand the value of performing arts from the origins of our modern era. The integration of technology innovation to counter the Act and Enactment in performing arts. How to create the quality of communication between the audience and the performer in the Performing arts session. Malay performing arts have evolved through many stages over the last two thousand years. The application of these rules, which were gazetted on February 27, 2003, went into effect on May 1, 2003. The Ulik mayang performance has been modified to remove religious elements from the performance. Special effects and items such as incense smoke and rice stalks are lost in the process. This will result in the loss of the spirit of cultural activists as well as visitor appeal. Theatre is about communication and empathy between the actors and the audience. This section explores numerous application scenarios of human AI interaction in the theatre.

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