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The following article as featured in The Star on 18 May 2012 talks about how Yayasan Sime Darby won the inaugural Patron of the Arts award at the 9th BOH Cameronian Arts Awards.

The following article is taken from the News Straits Times as featured on 18 May 2012. It talks a little about how he was happy to be recognised for ‘things outside of the jazz music world’.

The following was featured in The Edge on 14 May 2012 and it features an in depth interview with BOH CEO, Caroline Russell.

The following was featured in Harian Metro on 11 May 2012. It talks about Rosnan Rahman winning the Best Actor Award for theatre for his role in ‘Rebab Berbisik’.

The following is featured in the Malay Mail on 10 May 2012.

An interview with Caroline Russell (CEO of Boh) on Bernama TV last 27 April 2012. Just two days before the night came alive!

Caroline talks about how the Boh is involved and why they got involved in the Awards in the first place! She talks about how the local scene is dynamic and always exciting. Caroline elaborates more about how Boh also wants to continue and be involved with Kakiseni to develop performing arts in Malaysia.

The image below is lifted from Miss Sunshine’s Blog:

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The following is lifted from Stage KL’s website:

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Here’s some coverage from NST.

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Here’s a post by Food Blogger @agentcikay about her experience at our awards. She took a whole bunch of pictures too.

Below is an excerpt of her post and a link to website:

We just recently attended “The Cammies” and what an amazing night it was. Themed the “roaring 20′s” the 9th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards night, held at the One world hotel, Petaling Jaya was a roaring success. The purpose of the 9th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards is to recognize the achievements in the performing arts. This year saw the introduction of new categories such as technical categories like lighting, set design and costume. These awards are aimed at boosting not just the awards but also the sustainability of the arts industry. The 9th Cammies saw nominees in the fields of dance, music, theatre and musical theatre competing for 26 awards and RM1,000 each. Four special awards, which were based on an online poll, were also given out during the ceremony.

Click here to read her entire post and to view her pictures. Thanks for coming @agentcikay !