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

What should the mother do when her daughter is not home yet after midnight?

Can a stove of burning charcoal determine the luck of three ladies?

A 46 year-old 'unclaimed beauty' wanting to get hitched gets ready to go on a date.

An incorrigible son manipulates to change his mother's luxurious lifestyle.

The Wedding brings together a dumb-dumb groom, a goody-goody best man, four pretty mean "Ah Yee" (auntie) and an old "kan-cheong Ah Yee" (auntie who is uptight), giving the audience a delightful, palatable "rojak".

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.

Three aunties get into an argument when an inspector discovers mosquitoes breeding in a pot of water. Who's the culprit?

A play of three episodes touches our heartstrings when a Malay cleaner takes pity on a desolate Chinese lady who sits alone daily at the void deck.

A man stabs an MP at a Meet the People Session. But this is not their story. It is the story of the man's girlfriend, an Indonesian maid who wants to get married and become a Singapore citizen. It is the story of the MP's wife, who tries to cope with her husband's injury and the media spotlight. It is the story of the maid's employer, who is also struggling with her own tragedy. These 3 women may mean nothing to each other, but they need one another to survive. The maid, the employer and the MP's wife. Are they all Model Citizens? Director Alvin Tan and Playwright Haresh Sharma, who have been working together for more than two decades, return with another original, thought-provoking work. Model Citizens features theatre stalwarts Goh Guat Kian, Siti Khalijah and Karen Tan.