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Productions

The Anty Aesthetic Part 1

Initial fieldwork documentation of attempts to dialogue with and identify needs of migrant communities A1, A2, A3 and A4. These communities are resident in and around Block 27 Gilstead Road Singapore 309170. The findings will be displayed in the form of photographs, field drawings, field notes and a presentation video.
2001
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Singapore
 

Productions

WRAP

This is a short film of about 20 mins. It is narrative, following a day in the life of a middle-aged woman who is a housewife. The day ends tragically. The film elaborates on the daily rituals of housekeeping, which correlates in some way with the woman's relationship with her family.
2001
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Singapore
 

Productions

The corrected poems of Minah Jambu

Minah Jambu, come out. Come out from hiding! Come read your poems to us. You are the Secret Voice of the Heartland!
2001
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Singapore
 

Productions

Alchemistic Fragments

This mono-performance by Italian theatre practitioner, Mario Ruggeri, displays a virtuosity of physical theatre techniques and an engaging use of an eclectic assortment of musical instruments.
2001
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Singapore
 

Staging

[names changed to protect the innocent]

2001
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Singapore
 

Publications

The Programme #4

2001
 

Productions

Abuse Suxxx!!!

It's a jungle out there. And it's raining shit. So do something, dammit! Say it: I have the power. To fight. To kill. To love. To be who I wanna be. they can try, but they can't take that away from you. they can't touch you. Abuse Suxxx!!! But you're a survivor and you're gonna make it.
2001
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Singapore
 

Staging

Abuse Suxxx!!!

It's a jungle out there. And it's raining shit. So do something, dammit! Say it: I have the power. To fight. To kill. To love. To be who I wanna be. they can try, but they can't take that away from you. they can't touch you. Abuse Suxxx!!! But you're a survivor and you're gonna make it.
2001
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Singapore
 

Productions

Don't Say I Say

These well known actors bring untold stories from the central Singapore district into the spotlight through a riveting and intimate piece of multilingual storytelling theatre.
2001
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Singapore
 

Staging

Don't Say I Say

These well known actors bring untold stories from the central Singapore district into the spotlight through a riveting and intimate piece of multilingual storytelling theatre.
2001
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Singapore
 

Festivals

The Necessary Community Festival

2001
 

Talks & Interviews

WORK/PLAY

The following description was extracted from the Introduction in focas Vol. 3 by Editor Lucy Davis.

The forum had grown out of two recent developments in the arts community. The first was a search for a language of practice. For some time now, various members of the arts community have felt that arts practice is increasingly overlooked for the sake of arts production. These attitudes, in turn, have lead to a tendency by some practitioners to essentialise their practice in a defensive response to allegedly product-focused arts funders and arts commentators. The second development that inspired the Work/Play forum was the oft-heard refrain, "Making Art isn't Fun Anymore", and the pressure on cultural production and practice to become more and more like other rationalised industries. This rationalisation of the arts finds expression in the ever-increasing application of productivity measures, including such quantitative "performance indicators" as the number of productions per company or per artist, per year, and audience per funded dollar.

The forum transcription was published in focas Vol. 3.
2001
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Singapore
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