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Invisibility is a bold new play by Quah Sy Ren, directed by our Resident Director, Kok Heng Leun. In the most chaotic time in the history of China, after the period of the Three Kingdoms, many sought to learn esoteric skills such as the art of making oneself invisible. What would a modern urban man do with the skill of invisibility? How many around us still seek this still?

I Have a Friend revolves around two friends driven to attempt suicide. It introduces avenues that are open to troubled individuals.

Revolving around the lives of six close friends, all aspiring for the Good Life, this simple and sincere play explores the complexities of life in fast-paced modern Singapore.

She hides out at the airport. She refuses to go home. She's not a rebellious teenager. She's an 85-year old grandmother who won't be talked into changing her mind.

A Theatre-in-Education performance adapted from I Am Old (1995), which includes a workshop element.

A non-naturalistic play with reference to Hindu mythology, this play tells the story of a serpent who wants to leave the ocean, the ocean who cannot bear to part with the serpent, and the conversation between a blind man and a dead man.

She hides out at the airport. She refuses to go home. She's not a rebellious teenager. She's an 85-year old grandmother who won't be talked into changing her mind.