Douglas Lim - Made in Malaysia

Douglas Lim is synonymous with comedy in Malaysia. His wit and comedic observations and commentary have often been the highlight of movies, television shows, musicals, theatre, events, campaigns and showcases in Malaysia over the last 20 years.

His natural ability to bring laughter to people from all walks of life has earned him the moniker of King of Malaysian Comedy.

This year he's bringing his all-new standup comedy live show Made In Malaysia to tour Australia!!

Douglas made an instant impact as Steven the Stylist on Kopitiam – Malaysia’s most successful English Sitcom which ran for 7 Seasons, garnering numerous awards locally and regionally. This role also had him nominated for Best Actor in a Comedy in the Asian Television Awards.

Douglas’ impressive performances also earned him a spot on the esteemed MICF Gala which aired on the ABC.

Doulgas Lim Official Website

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