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Things to Do in KL & Klang Valley This Week: 2–8 November 2026

Published on 03/11/2026

Your week, sorted. Ten picks for 2 to 8 November across KL and Klang Valley, from a Beijing stage classic at Istana Budaya and a Malay legend musical at JCPAC to FLOW’s Naruto set, an art fair, Ghibli jazz and stand-up.

At a glance

Event When (MYT) Where Listed ticket price
Puteri Gunung Ledang the Musical Tue 3 – Sun 8 Nov, 8 sessions Grand Theatre, JCPAC, Petaling Jaya From RM98
Ghibli Jazz with WVC Wed 4 & Thu 5 Nov, 8:30 PM BoboKL, Kuala Lumpur RM125
四世同堂 Four Generations in One House Thu 5 – Sat 7 Nov, 3 sessions Panggung Sari, Istana Budaya, KL From RM88
3A 舞台剧 Thu 5 – Sun 8 Nov, 5 sessions Yuespace, Kuala Lumpur From RM63
A4 ART FAIR 2026 / THE RETURNING #2 Fri 6 Nov, from 11:00 AM 5th Floor, GMBB, Kuala Lumpur From RM12
FLOW NARUTO THE ROCK WORLD TOUR 2026 Live in Kuala Lumpur Fri 6 Nov, 8:00 PM JioSpace, Petaling Jaya From RM248
Teater Muzikal Origami Usu Fri 6 – Sun 8 Nov, 3 sessions Theatre, DPAC, Petaling Jaya From RM60
Curtain Up! Celebrating 10 Years Sat 7 Nov, 8:00 PM Robert’s Theatre @ The Campus, Ampang From RM70
Yap SomeMore Presents: Am I the Villain? ft Danial Sham, Asu & Jin Sat 7 Nov, 8:30 PM KL Comedy Corner, Subang Jaya From RM50
Crossing Borders in Bharatanatyam Sat 7 – Sun 8 Nov, 2 sessions Recital Hall, Sunway University, PJ From RM25

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Fall for a Malay legend at the Grand Theatre

Puteri Gunung Ledang the Musical follows the forbidden love between the princess of Gunung Ledang and Hang Tuah, from Majapahit to the Melaka court, in English and Bahasa Malaysia. More sessions run from 10 to 15 November.

📅 Tue 3 – Sun 8 Nov, 8 sessions: 8:30 PM nightly, plus 2:30 PM Sat & Sun MYT
📍 The Grand Theatre, Jeffrey Cheah Performing Arts Centre, Petaling Jaya
🎟️ From RM98

Good to know: recommended for ages 6 and above; about 2 hours 25 minutes with one interval.

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Hear Studio Ghibli tunes go jazz

WVC Jazz Ensemble, with Poann on violin, reimagines Studio Ghibli soundtracks from the worlds of Hayao Miyazaki in Ghibli Jazz.

📅 Wed 4 & Thu 5 Nov, 8:30 PM MYT
📍 BoboKL, Kuala Lumpur
🎟️ RM125

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Watch a Beijing stage classic at Istana Budaya

The National Theatre of China brings 四世同堂 Four Generations in One House, its staging of Lao She’s wartime family epic, to Panggung Sari for three nights. The production has played over 400 shows in more than 70 cities since 2010.

📅 Thu 5 – Sat 7 Nov, 8:00 PM MYT
📍 Panggung Sari, Istana Budaya, Kuala Lumpur
🎟️ From RM88

Good to know: in Mandarin; recommended for ages 4 and above; smart casual dress.

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Look back at growing up, and growing old

DW戏班 stages 3A, a Mandarin play about the A’s we chase through life, exploring adolescence, adulthood and ageing, directed and written by Douglas Wong.

📅 Thu 5 – Sun 8 Nov, 5 sessions: 8:30 PM, plus 3:00 PM Sat & Sun MYT
📍 Yuespace, Plaza Damas 3, Kuala Lumpur
🎟️ From RM63

Good to know: in Mandarin.

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Browse art, designer toys and makers in one fair

A4 Art Fair returns for its second edition, The Returning #2, with local and international artists and artisans across art, designer toys, lifestyle and brand collaborations.

📅 Fri 6 Nov, from 11:00 AM MYT
📍 5th Floor, GMBB, Kuala Lumpur
🎟️ From RM12

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Sing every Naruto opening with FLOW

Japanese rock band FLOW brings Naruto the Rock, a world-tour set made entirely of songs from the anime Naruto, to Petaling Jaya.

📅 Fri 6 Nov, 8:00 PM MYT
📍 JioSpace, Petaling Jaya
🎟️ From RM248

Good to know: children under 12 are not allowed; under-18s must be with an adult.

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Go home again with four siblings

Origami Usu is a Malay musical about four siblings who return to a house full of memories, and the things they never found the courage to say.

📅 Fri 6 – Sun 8 Nov, 3 sessions: 8:30 PM Fri & Sat, 3:00 PM Sun MYT
📍 Theatre, DPAC, Empire Damansara, Petaling Jaya
🎟️ From RM60

Good to know: in Bahasa Malaysia; recommended for ages 12 and above.

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Toast ten years with Bernstein and Phantom

PWM marks its 10th anniversary with Curtain Up!, conducted by Eric Lee with vocalists Izen Kong and Dasha Logan, featuring Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, Bernstein’s Candide Overture and The Phantom of the Opera.

📅 Sat 7 Nov, 8:00 PM MYT
📍 Robert’s Theatre @ The Campus, Ampang
🎟️ From RM70

Good to know: recommended for ages 6 and above.

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Judge real dilemmas with a room full of strangers

Yap SomeMore’s new show Am I the Villain? is inspired by Reddit’s AITA threads: host Danial Sham, Jin and Asu read real Malaysian dilemmas and the audience decides who’s guilty.

📅 Sat 7 Nov, 8:30 PM MYT
📍 KL Comedy Corner, Subang Jaya
🎟️ From RM50

Good to know: ages 18 and above.

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See classical Indian dance up close

Imran Syafiq and Nadhirah Rahmat perform Crossing Borders in Bharatanatyam, a continuous evening of pure dance and expressive storytelling from the Bharatanatyam repertoire.

📅 Sat 7 Nov, 8:30 PM and Sun 8 Nov, 3:00 PM MYT
📍 Recital Hall, Level 4, Sunway University, Petaling Jaya
🎟️ From RM25

Good to know: recommended for ages 10 and above; smart casual dress.

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