This project is entitled ‘Reviving traditional customs and traditions of Timor into Arts and Theatre Class for the undergraduate students’. The activity of the project began to collect important information regarding the Timor culture from some informants one month (September-October 2013) before the day of performance by students on November 2013. Using 3 different languages (English, Kupang Malay creole, and Uab Meto/the language of Timorese), the project aims to bring the life complexity encountered by Atoin Meto (or commonly known as Timorese) into the global viewers by designing a drama depicting one of big issues in Timor island, ‘The Drought’ and how local tradition was made at last to solve the persistent problem of water lacking, ‘The Drop of Hope’. This drama therefore is given a title ‘The drop of hope behind the drought’. The drama consists of playing of local musical instrument (bamboo, wooden drum and gongs), local narration translated into daily English, traditional danc