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Don't Know, Don't Care

Don't Know, Don't Care by The Necessary Stage looks at a family trying to deal with terminal illness within the household. Wrapped up in their own lives, the family members 'don't want to know'. They prefer to leave the care-giving to strangers. Soon, they realise they have to know, they learn how to care. They discover the importance of being there for each other. At a time of illness, they can finally share a bond and experience joy. 
2012
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Singapore

Productions

Don't Know, Don't Care

Don't Know, Don't Care by The Necessary Stage looks at a family trying to deal with terminal illness within the household. Wrapped up in their own lives, the family members 'don't want to know'. They prefer to leave the care-giving to strangers. Soon, they realise they have to know, they learn how to care. They discover the importance of being there for each other. At a time of illness, they can finally share a bond and experience joy. 
2012
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Singapore
 

Productions

Dad, Why?

SK, a lonely 66-year-old Chinese widower and Shanti, a 55-year-old Indian nurse fall in love. Will SK's two daughters in Sydney approve of their marriage?
2011
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Singapore
 

Productions

Daughter's Boyfriend

A concerned mother tries her best to dissuade her daughter from marrying a man from another race.
2011
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Singapore
 

Productions

Drug Addict

A case of a mother's love for her son and a neighbour's enthusiasm to be the best neighbour.
2010
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Singapore

Staging

Don't Forget to Remember Me

Dementia is not normal ageing. When Madam Wong begins her retirement, all she can think of is enjoying her golden years with rest and serenity, surrounded by family and friends. However, rest turns into restlessness as she starts to lose her short-term memory. Her dream of a peaceful life soon becomes a nightmare of remembering and forgetting.
2009
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Singapore

Productions

Don't Forget to Remember Me

Dementia is not normal ageing. When Madam Wong begins her retirement, all she can think of is enjoying her golden years with rest and serenity, surrounded by family and friends. However, rest turns into restlessness as she starts to lose her short-term memory. Her dream of a peaceful life soon becomes a nightmare of remembering and forgetting.
2009
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Singapore

Staging

Dis-location

2008
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Australia

Productions

Dis-location

2008
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Australia

Staging

Don't Forget to Remember Me

Dementia is not normal ageing. When Madam Wong begins her retirement, all she can think of is enjoying her golden years with rest and serenity, surrounded by family and friends. However, rest turns into restlessness as she starts to lose her short-term memory. Her dream of a peaceful life soon becomes a nightmare of remembering and forgetting.
2006
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Singapore
 

Productions

Don't Forget to Remember Me

Dementia is not normal ageing. When Madam Wong begins her retirement, all she can think of is enjoying her golden years with rest and serenity, surrounded by family and friends. However, rest turns into restlessness as she starts to lose her short-term memory. Her dream of a peaceful life soon becomes a nightmare of remembering and forgetting.
2006
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Singapore
 

Talks & Interviews

Detention--Writing--Healing

Little is known about Singapore's ex-political detainees - the events surrounding their detention, as well as their lives after detention. This forum is a landmark gathering of some of Singapore's ex-political detainees, including Michael Fernandez, Said Zahari and Tan Jing Quee. All three will talk about their experiences, as well as share some of their writings. Joining them will be Robert Yeo, discussing his trilogy, Changi. Tan Chong Kee will be facilitating the discussion.

The video recording is available on request.
2006
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Singapore
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