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Essays/Writings

Le monologue à Singapour, naissance et développement d'une forme dramatique nationale

Published here in La scène mondiale aujourd’hui: des formes en movement.


C’est peu dire qu’affirmer que le théâtre singapourien est mal connu en France. De même que les particularités culturelles et linguistiques de cette cité-état, de superficie dérisoire, mais connue dans le monde entier pour sa réussite économique exceptionnelle.

Le travail de Marc Goldberg contribue à combler ce manque, en faisant découvrir au public francophone une expression théâtrale typiquement singapourienne, et ancrée dans des questions contemporaines.


Project Serial Number: AA201603

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2016
 

Productions

Lost

A woman leaves her house looking for something, but she doesn't know what it is.  All she does know is that she needs to quiet her head and still her heart. Family relationships unravel, unspoken truths and painful realizations emerge as a result of this unexpected departure.
2015
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Singapore
 

Productions

Leaving Home

A mother struggles as she tries to come to terms with the idea that her daughter does not wish to return to Singapore after finishing her studies in London.
2011
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Singapore
 

Productions

Lady Don't Run

Lady Don't Run hints that our landless "pigeon-holes" are quite valuable as a deluge of flyers from property agents attracts great interest to a lonely and funny old geezer.
2010
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Singapore

Staging

Let Me Go!

Let Me Go! Is about Linda, who is invited by her best friend, to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem--she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. The audience will help Linda, through role-play of the characters with the actors, to discover ways to work through her frustrations, which might also be their own.
2007
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Singapore

Productions

Let Me Go!

Let Me Go! Is about Linda, who is invited by her best friend, to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem--she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. The audience will help Linda, through role-play of the characters with the actors, to discover ways to work through her frustrations, which might also be their own.
2007
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Singapore

Workshops

Let Me Go!

A forum theatre workshop conducted by members of The Necessary Stage for the members of The Working Title, Mumbai and the members of Rafki, Bangalore.
2005

Staging

Let Me Go!

Let Me Go! is about Kheng, who is invited by her best friend to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem - she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. She is torn between following her mother's strict orders, her friend's tempting suggestion, her love for music and her impulse to just get out, enjoy herself and exert her rights.
2004
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Singapore

Productions

Let Me Go!

Let Me Go! is about Kheng, who is invited by her best friend to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem - she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. She is torn between following her mother's strict orders, her friend's tempting suggestion, her love for music and her impulse to just get out, enjoy herself and exert her rights.
2004
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Singapore
 

Staging

Let Me Go!

Champions of Bold Interactive Theatre in Singapore, The Necessary Stage and the South East Community Development Council present an interactive performance exploring pertinent concerns of our society.

Let Me Go! Is about Kheng, who is invited by her best friend, to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem - she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. She is torn between following her mother's script orders, her friend's tempting suggestion, her love for music and her impulse to just get out and enjoy herself and exert her rights. She does not want to upset her mum, but then is it time to make her own choices since she is not a child anymore and after all, she is pretty responsible?

After the ten-minute play, the audience will get the chance to work together, through role-play of the character with the actors, and a facilitator, to discover ways to work through Kheng's frustrations, and the highs-and-lows of a parent-child relationship.

This programme will not only get audience thinking more deeply about the issues at hand, but also discussing them, and taking on the roles of the characters in order to negotiate change. Let Me Go! gives Singaporeans the chance to air their shared concerns and frustrations and work together to find ways of coping, and solving problems.
2004
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Singapore
 

Productions

Let Me Go!

Champions of Bold Interactive Theatre in Singapore, The Necessary Stage and the South East Community Development Council present an interactive performance exploring pertinent concerns of our society.

Let Me Go! Is about Kheng, who is invited by her best friend, to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem - she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. She is torn between following her mother's script orders, her friend's tempting suggestion, her love for music and her impulse to just get out and enjoy herself and exert her rights. She does not want to upset her mum, but then is it time to make her own choices since she is not a child anymore and after all, she is pretty responsible?

After the ten-minute play, the audience will get the chance to work together, through role-play of the character with the actors, and a facilitator, to discover ways to work through Kheng's frustrations, and the highs-and-lows of a parent-child relationship.

This programme will not only get audience thinking more deeply about the issues at hand, but also discussing them, and taking on the roles of the characters in order to negotiate change. Let Me Go! gives Singaporeans the chance to air their shared concerns and frustrations and work together to find ways of coping, and solving problems.
2004
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Singapore

Staging

Let Me Go!/What About Me?

2003
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Singapore
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