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Talk is a play about a talk show that deals with all sorts of problems we face today. Some examples are human being's misconceptions on love, woman, family and the good life. It also covers rude Singaporeans during a cinema show who are out to have fun at the expense of other viewers. Singaporeans who claim to have a right on other people's lives fortheir own pleasures. 

Talk is about misguided youths and young adults who want to escape reality and end up dead. It is humorous, energetic, dark and very serious. 

Talk is about talk: what will become of us when we do not talk or communicate, and yet the other question still remains - what happens to people who do talk. So how do we behave today? To talk or not to talk, that is the question.  

Waiting is about what happens when three lonesome waiters bond together as a family to combat cold soups and demanding diners.

Two innocent secondary school teachers are under suspicion for sabotaging the Ministry of Health's Condom Campaign. The P.S.S.B are called in to investigate. Are they innocent, or are they...?

The group aims to support local drama by staging local plays so that local playwrights may have the opportunity to see their plays produced. It also stages established works, both foreign and local, to teach members stagecraft and structure of plays and develop their skills for staging plays. It presents James Saunders’ Over The Wall directed by Ivan Heng, a play about the lives of the inhabitants on an island with a wall. 

Over the Wall is a play that has an open text, inviting directors to attempt different workshopping approaches and interpretations.

Ronald, a cool, confident, well-dressed man in his early twenties murdered the adopted daughter of Madam, a 'tai-tai' wife of a businessman Jinkee. However, there is one living witness to the crime- David, an almost regular P.I. Magnum, except that he has lived life. Only David could expose Ronald's "perfidious crime". The scene opens at a cocktail party where Ronald has gone intending to kill David. In the process, the drama of Madam and Jinkee married life unfolds...

Threads of family relationships are highlighted by tension when a beautiful elder daughter returns home from Oxford and a militant younger daughter announces that she has found her ideal in a man of another race. This play does not focus on the pros and cons of foreign education or relationships with foreigners but on how family structure can absorb the shocks of such foreign events and still survive.