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Different Stories are interwoven in this multimedia, multi racial romp.

TWO BROTHERS: He needs Kor Kor by his side.

HUSBAND & WIFE: Someone's dying and they can't do anything about it.

PATRICIA MOK & NORLEENA SALIM: They want to change the rules and no one can stop them.

Once there were two of us...and that's it.

A fusion of comedy, physical theatre and mime, this play interweaves the true life of visionary astronomer Galileo Galilei and the lives of modern characters who face dilemmas of their own. It is a take of deception, power and persecution inspired by Bertolt Brecht's The Life and Times of Galileo Galilei.

After sixty sold-out performances in 1995, Ging-Gang-Goo is back! Directed by Mr Kok Heng Leun, our Resident Director, this play focuses on a current concern: teenage street-corner gangs.

Bullying exists everywhere, but what can a victim do and why does one resort to bullying others. This play is about gangs and bullies, in schools and neighbourhoods - what motivates members to join them and why?

As before, each performance will conclude with a talk by a counsellor from the Volunteer Welfare Organizations under the umbrella of National Council of Social Service. 

Directed by Kok Heng Leun, our Resident Director, this play focuses on a current concern: teenage street-corner gangs. Bullying exists everywhere, but what can a victim do and why does one resort to bullying others. This play is about gangs and bullies, in schools and neighbourhoods - what motivates members to join them and why?

It is a strange world . . . where the higher the blocks climb, the deeper the rats dig. . . where paper is worth more than gold. . . where there is real lemon in detergent but not in lemon juice.

Joe Benjamin and his family live in a nineteen room mansion in New York's uppercrust society. With his business making more money than there are leaves growing on the trees in New York, you would think Joe's leading THE perfect life- especially when he's just been chosen as the favourite by the Boss Himself. But immediately after this divine 'election', God decided to test his faith. Joe has to renounce God in order to prove his love for his family and material possessions. But Joe is not ready to do that. Pressure is not lacking, especially form his son, David, a booze-loving, devil-may-care wise-guy.