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Heritage & Vision
About Enfiniti Academy
Founded in 2011 by the Enfiniti Group of Companies, industry veterans who are well-known for breaking new ground and raising the bar for Malaysian performing arts.
Our Heritage Since 2011
An incubator for creative thinkers, confident communicators and future leaders
Enfiniti Academy's purpose is to develop an ecosystem for performing arts in Malaysia. We want to make arts education accessible, groom individuals into becoming future leaders, and develop creative thinkers and innovators through our high standards of teaching and coaching.
All our programmes are developed and conducted by award-winning theatre professionals who have decades of experience in theatre production, children's education, and corporate training.
8,000+
Students & Professionals Trained2011
Established in Kota Damansara
Visionary Leadership
Pioneering Vision & Leadership
Puan Sri Tiara Jacquelina
Founder & Dream Maker"My dream is for Enfiniti Academy to be the 'incubator' for the next generation of creative, innovative, confident, inspiring leaders of Malaysia."
Celebrated producer, actress and cultural icon behind Puteri Gunung Ledang and P. Ramlee The Musical, Tiara founded Enfiniti Academy to pioneer structured drama-based learning across Malaysia.
Tria Aziz
Head of Academy"Every voice has power. Through drama and vocal disciplines, we unlock the authentic presence and confidence within each individual."
Multiple Boh Cameronian Arts Award-winning musical theatre performer and vocal director with decades of stage and corporate training mastery, now leading the Academy's operations and creative pedagogy.
Joanna Bessey
Pioneering Co-Founder"Performing Arts, particularly drama, will help to increase soft skills. It builds confidence so leaders are less stressed out when put in front of a crowd."
Pioneered Enfiniti Academy together with Tiara Jacquelina and headed curriculum development for over a decade. Her innovative drama-based methodologies remain embedded in our institutional DNA.