Abstract
When Robert Wilson's I La Galigo premiered in Singapore in 2005, intercultural expectations ran high. The commentary in Singapore and Indonesia after the event assessed the performance in terms of its meeting these expectations. But these judgments, often stated in cultural or nationalistic terms, blinded commentators to other forms of exchange pertinent to I La Galigo.
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