SALINA

Ariati Tyeb Papar is a distinguished Singaporean actress with over three decades of experience in the entertainment industry. Since her debut in 1990, she has earned multiple awards and nominations for her work in both television and theatre. Notably, she won Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2019 Pesta Perdana for her performance in Tekan Minyak. Ariati has been a prominent figure in Mediacorp productions and continues to contribute significantly to Singapore’s theatre scene, particularly with TEATER KAMi.  

Fir Rahman first rose to fame and made his mark in the industry in 2002, when he was crowned the champion ofna talent search on Mediacorp’s Suria Channel. Since then, he has carved out a distinguished career as a bilingual actor across TV, theatre, and film. His breakthrough came in Boo Junfeng’s Apprentice (2016), where his gripping performance earned him a Best Newcomer nomination at the Asian Film Awards—a moment he considers a defining milestone. With multiple accolades, including Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor at Suria’s Pesta Perdana awards, Fir has proven over the course of his career that he is a versatile performer, bringing depths of his talent to every role he takes on.

Since making his debut on Mediacorp Suria in 2015, Rizal Aiman has steadily built a presence in television, appearing in a variety of programmes and dramas. His versatility extends to theatre, where he has been actively performing since 2017. Rizal’s dynamic performances earned him nominations at Pesta Perdana 2023 in the Best Supporting Actor category. Most recently, he starred in the 2024 Malay feature film Salam Gembira, for which he has been widely praised for his compelling portrayal. With his ever-expanding range, Rizal continues to establish himself as a versatile and skilled performer.

Amirah Yahya is a versatile actress known for her strong presence in both television and theatre. She is best recognised for her portrayal of Wati, a foreign domestic worker, in the popular TV series Tanglin. Her theatre work, particularly in Hayat Hayatie, has earned her praise for her ability to bring depth and authenticity to her characters. Always seeking to refine her craft, Amirah is an active member of Teater KAMi, where she explores new artistic boundaries.

TEATER KAMi Limited, founded by Atin Amat, is a pioneering theatre company in Singapore has been dedicated to producing Malay-language theatre productions since 1989. Known for its educational and culturally rich productions, the company highlights local narratives, often drawn from the Singapore Malay experience and heritage. Notable works include adaptations of iconic literature, such as previous stagings of SALINA and original pieces like Anak Melayu, reflecting social issues. Under Atin Amat’s leadership, the company has made significant contributions to the Singapore arts scene, earning recognition for its dedication to cultural storytelling. TEATER KAMi’s impact extends beyond the stage, preserving the legacy of its productions through its extensive archive donations to the National Library Board.