from Kumar Muniandy - Part of MONO:MONO
A touching solo performance about a queer man caring for his ageing father while trying not to repeat the violence he grew up with. Caught between duty and exhaustion, love and anger, unfinished questions begin to surface and ordinary moments slip into something stranger: a safety workshop on how to make someone feel safe on a dark street corner, a murder plan that goes wrong, a ghost that refuses to comply, the sudden comfort of an old pop song.
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I’M COMING FOR YOU ANYWAY
I’M COMING FOR YOU ANYWAY
I’M COMING FOR YOU ANYWAY
Storytelling artist Kumar Muniandy invites us into a life that emotionally is at stake and looks for relief. But care is not gentle, and survival is not clean. Moving between dark humour, raw honesty, and unexpected tenderness, I’M COMING FOR YOU ANYWAY asks what it means to care without disappearing, how inherited patterns shape who we become, and whether it is possible to choose empathy without losing yourself. An empathetic journey full of meaning and absurdity.
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Additional information
Writer / performer Kumar Muniandy Dramaturgy So Young H. Kim Set design consultant Soojin Oh Co-Production Monologfestival 2025 / TD Berlin
Kumar Muniandy is a Tamil-Malaysian actor, writer, and theatre-maker based between London and Berlin. A graduate of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama London, his work spans theatre, film, and live performance, often exploring themes of identity, migration and queerness. He has performed in numerous stage productions and short films. His autobiographical documentary Sunny Boy and his debut solo play Second Class Queer have been invited to festivals internationally.
Kumar Muniandy is a Tamil-Malaysian actor, writer, and theatre-maker based between London and Berlin. A graduate of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama London, his work spans theatre, film, and live performance, often exploring themes of identity, migration and queerness. He has performed in numerous stage productions and short films. His autobiographical documentary Sunny Boy and his debut solo play Second Class Queer have been invited to festivals internationally.
Dates
April 2026
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