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<p>Tensions rise, alliances are tested, and questions of morality and existence begin to surface as the crew navigates their way through impossible choices and their own fractured realities. This is a story about people. Lost, desperate and searching for purpose. It's raw, emotional, and deeply human, set against the backdrop of the stars.</p><p>Genre: Science fiction/drama</p><img src="https://cdn.cloudjoi.com/98628/new-poster-v33.jpg" title="" alt="">

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Set in the vast emptiness of space, Finite follows five astronauts on a mission to save humanity as Earth teeters on the edge of total collapse.

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Star-Eyed Collective

Finite

Experimental Theatre, Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus, Selangor

Syed Mahiaan

Klang Valley

Amni Marsha is a theatre and film enthusiast who loves to put herself to work behind the scenes. Although she first started with an acting role in her school’s drama competition, she began expanding into bigger productions with Society of Performing Arts @ Taylors (SPART)’s A Serve and A Swing (2023), initially with a smaller role of stage crew and eventually became assistant stage manager in the same play. Today, she continues to be shackled by the chains of being a stage manager, never straying away from the role (or more like the role always chasing her down) in other productions, namely Star-Eyed’s We’ll Be Fine (2024) and SPART’s Prophecy of Blood (2024). 

While most of her background surrounds theatre, Marsha tries to get out of her comfort zone by delving into film whenever she can, usually in varying roles that allows herself to learn more about film. She also shares a strong passion for music, spending her extra time as Head of Quartermaster in Taylor’s Music Club (she often explains it as being stage manager for music). 

Despite theatre, film, and music not being related to her bachelor's degree, it serves as an escape for Marsha in her life, being surrounded by artists and people who are passionate about what they do. It inspires her to be more than what she is, pushing her to try to believe in herself, to reach for the stars and one day, hopefully working on a project of her own.

Amni Marsha

Abner Goh is a Malaysian theatre artist and filmmaker drawn to stories that wrestle with the complexity of the human psyche. His journey began in 2017 with CPAC’s Alice’s Wonderland, and since then, he has worked across acting, directing, and production, always in search of something honest.

As president of Taylor’s Society of Performing Arts (2022) and Taylor’s Filmmaking Club (2025), Abner initiated The Theatre Project and TFM’s Filmmaking Initiative, platforms for original student works. He went on to direct and perform in the musical A Serve and A Swing (2023), and served as stage manager for Theatresauce’s KAKUREGA during that same year.

In 2024, he founded Star-eyed Collective, an independent arts collective focused on emotionally resonant storytelling. That same year, he directed We’ll Be Fine, a devised play exploring fractured friendship and growing up, under the collective’s banner.

His past acting works include Happy Days: A New Musical (2018), CPAC’s Dames and Dimes (2019), Popup Theatre’s Sherlock Holmes in the Missing Script (2019), Purple Disc Production’s Made in Subang (2024), SPART’s Prophecy of Blood (2024), EJKLSSeni’s Sometimes We Find Comfort in Lonely Spaces (2024), Monday Show Entertainment’s Next to Normal (2024), and Studio 52’s You Are My Rock (2024).

In 2025, Abner will direct two short films he has written. We Were Something is an intimate drama about grief and repression. Us or You and Me is a romantic drama about holding on to love when it no longer fits.

Abner’s work often returns to the same questions: What do we run from? What do we ache for? And what does it mean to be seen by someone, even for a moment? He creates to understand, and hopes his stories leave space for others to feel understood too.

Abner Goh

Lee Sher Ee is a Malaysian actor who has starred in both theater and film roles, as well as dabbled in script writing, stage managing, and directing, being well-versed in the various roles of theater and film production. Regardless of the medium or role they take up, their goal will always remain the same: to put on a good show for the audience.

Their passion for acting was sparked by the drama classes provided in their secondary school, leading them to pursue the performing arts into college, starring in multiple plays by Taylor’s Society of Performing Arts (SPART), including Delusion Day: Lights, Camera, Action (2023), The Haunting of Hill House (2023), Mission Possible: Operation Masquerade (2023)

In 2024, they took on their biggest project yet, Made With Love, a live stage play adaptation of the indie game Dead Plate by Studio Investigrave, serving as stage manager and ensemble, along with assisting with the writing of the script and directing. The play was received with much acclaim, garnering much support and love from fans of the game all over the world. 

They have also begun dipping their toes into acting on screen, starring in multiple student film projects, including Double or Nothing by ALL IN PRODUCTION (2024), and White Lies by Mean Girls Productions (2025)

Currently, Sher Ee is starring as Rachel in Finite, a stage play exploring the complexities of humanity whilst set in the vastness of space. Besides that, they are also currently co-directing another live stage play adaptation titled Till Death Do Us Part, for SPART’s upcoming signature event of 2025, SPARTacular Week.

Lee Sher Ee

Samitinjay De is a passionate Malaysian actor drawn to the power of raw emotion in the performing arts. His fascination with voice acting sparked his journey into theatre, beginning in October 2024 when he joined the ensemble cast of The Prophecy of Blood. 

 In 2025, he makes his debut as a leading actor, portraying “Harry” in FINITE, a play directed by Syed Mahiaan and produced by Star-eyed Collective. That same year, as a member of Taylor’s Society of Performing Arts, he stars as “Zion,” the male lead in Midnight Rain, a romantic comedy.  

As a rising actor, Samit is eager to explore a wide range of roles and narratives. He is committed to developing his craft and portraying the emotional depth and complexity that define the human experience.

Samitinjay De

Puteri Diana is a Malaysian actor and storyteller drawn to the emotional rawness and quiet tragedies that shape the human experience. Her journey in performance began in A-levels (2019), where she acted, co-wrote, and directed a mime play. 

In 2022, she continued developing her voice with the Monash Performing Arts Club, co-writing and directing Dying in the Ashes for Night of Drama, while also performing in a supporting role. Later that year, she took on the lead in Melati, a student Year End Production about generational trauma. 

In 2023, during a semester at Monash University in Australia, she performed a monologue from The Handmaiden, a piece of self-reckoning. The same year, she co-wrote and co-directed Noraahet Studio’s Strangers in the Night, a short film about chance encounters and quiet loneliness.

In 2024, her screen work included MONGA’s Page 152, a short film about a student navigating the end of university life, and You're Not Really Here, her first project with Star-eyed Collective. In 2025, she will appear in Us or You and Me, a romantic drama written and directed by Abner Goh.

Her creative work mostly returns to themes of grief, memory, and the ache of unspoken emotions. She believes in stories that don’t always resolve but make space for pain, for recognition, and for healing.

Puteri Diana

Puteri Diana Aznir

Cheng Jia Ler is an aspiring Malaysian actor and creator who aims to hone his skills of storytelling. Inspired by the raw human emotions found in different stories, his journey started when he joined SPART (Society of Performing Arts at Taylor's), auditioning for a role in 2023's Delusion Day Event. Since he has practiced his ability in both acting and writing, in the hopes of connecting people with his storytelling.

In 2024, Cheng Jia Ler wrote and directed the signature event for SPART, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth with a Malaysian twist: "Prophecy of Blood". The play explores the original themes of ambition, unchecked power and betrayal, while also adding different elements to make it stand on its own. Being the largest event for SPART of the year, the play served as a platform for Cheng Jia Ler to prove his skills and to hone the skills of the art he is passionate about.

Later in October 2024, Cheng Jia Ler starred in "You're Not Really Here", directed by Syed Mahiaan and produced by Star-Eyed Collective. The short film stars Cheng Jia Ler as Dexter, a troubled man with the weight of his past burdening him. 

In 2025, Cheng Jia Ler will make a performance as John in Finite. He will be continuing his journey or writing and acting following the play. 

Cheng plans to have his work focus on the different colours that paints the picture of humanity. He aims to create works that questions, and to maybe give a sense of understanding of the complex web of humanity.

Cheng

Cheng Jia Ler

Zaky Aulia is an aspiring actor and soon-to-be director who is trying his best to contribute to the makings of art. Hailing all the way from Indonesia, Zaky enrolled into Taylor's University in 2023 and soon enough, he got interested and hooked into the world of Stage-plays which was introduced to him by SPART (Society of Performing Art's at Taylor's). His first steps into the world of acting started when he auditioned for a role and successfully getting said role in 2024's Prophecy of Blood. Ever since then, he has been getting more involved with multiple other stage-plays and films, hoping with this, the world would be introduced to more art and passion.

In 2024, as stated previously, Zaky Aulia made his debut in acting as Alfonso de Albequerque in the SPART Signature event, a play called "Prophecy of Blood", an adaptation of the Shakespearean tragedy, Macbeth. Through this, Zaky got introduced to the intricate yet joyous world of stageplays. Alfonso de Albequrque appeared sparingly in said play, yet the impact of his presence can be felt throughout the play in the form of his ghoul haunting the titular chatacter of Rui de Rojo. Due to Alfonso's character being bold, loud, and charismatic, Zaky's confidence on stage immensely improved, further diving down the rabbit hole of performing arts.

In 2025, Zaky Aulia is now involved in more performing projects, one being the short horror film "Turn Around", directed by Nyam Kee Ryn and produced by The Filmmaking Club at Taylor's. Starring as one of the main characters, Zaky is faced with a very physically-demanding role. From the production he learnt on how grueling and exhausting acting can be, yet from that he also learnt perseverance and more passion to tackle through for the sake of art.

And of course, Zaky Aulia is now starring in Finite.

Zaky Aulia, with his co-director Nyam Kee Ryn, will be directing their own play this year, which is "Scott Pilgrim vs. The Stage," a stage adaptation of the graphic novel series created by Bryan Lee O' Malley.

Zaky hopes to be involved in more performing production and plans to create his own stories in the future.

Zaky Aulia

Luthfiya is a Malaysian makeup artist and designer who gravitates toward the creative heart of every production she joins. Her journey began in 2022 as the SFX makeup artist and costume/props designer for a haunted house attraction, where she first discovered the transformative power of visual storytelling. In 2023, she continued to grow her skills through productions like The King and I and The Haunting of Hill House, both as a makeup artist and designer.

She is a contributing artist to SPART (Society of Performing Arts at Taylor’s University), a student led collective dedicated to showcasing bold, creative talent in original and adapted stage productions. With SPART, she served as the SFX makeup artist on The Haunting of Hill House, Made With Love, Prophecy of Blood, and While the Coffee Brews, gaining hands on experience in shaping theatrical characters through detailed, story-driven effects.

In 2024, she collaborated with Star-eyed Collective, a local production company, as the costume designer for their stage play Finite. She also expanded into film, working as the makeup artist for the short film Tension.

Now in 2025, she is the lead makeup artist and costume designer for The Other Woman, continuing to refine her style, one rooted in emotion, transformation, and the visual language of storytelling. Whether through wounds, age, glamour, or fantasy, Luthfiya brings characters to life in ways that stay with audiences long after the curtain falls.

Asfaq luthfiya

Zane Yohan

Wendy Seto is a multimedia designer and filmmaker whose work is deeply inspired by her lived experiences and the influences that shaped her growing up. She won a Bronze Award in the ASEAN-China Short Video Competition for her piece A Message from Bali (2021). Her theatre journey began behind the scenes at the SPART Festival 2022, later expanding to performance and production roles, including her involvement in The Theatre Project and the original musical A Serve and A Swing, where she served as Marketing Director, Designer, and Stagehand. She also co-founded Star-eyed Collective in 2024 and served as Production Manager and Assistant Stage Manager for their debut production, We’ll Be Fine.

Wendy Seto

Kieran Azmarul is a multifaceted Malaysian visual artist who is always looking for the next inspired project he can help bring to life. He has dabbled in multiple creative ventures such as prop making, makeup artistry, filmmaking, and acting.

He began his journey in Taylor’s Society of Performing Arts (SPART) by signing up to be one of the prop masters for Prophecy of Blood (2024), a localized retelling of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Later that year, he went on to write and direct a short film of his own, Two’s Company (2024) – a film that explores loneliness and the lengths it can push one to. 

In 2025, Kieran started branching out by becoming one of the makeup artists for SPART’s Lovestruck. In June 2025, he will act in a short SPART play titled ‘The Other Woman’, an adaptation of the book, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.

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Set in the vast emptiness of space, Finite follows five astronauts on a mission to save humanity as Earth teeters on the edge of total collapse.

Performers & Creatives

Syed Mahiaan

Amni Marsha

Abner Goh

Lee Sher Ee

Samitinjay De

Puteri Diana

Cheng

Zaky Aulia

Asfaq luthfiya

Zane Yohan

Wendy Seto

Kieran Azmarul

Eddie

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