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Late Nights deal with the themes of change in the parent-child relationship and communication within the family.

A peaceful village, long ago, was besieged by deadly swordfish. The villagers were terrified of these fish and looked to their Rajah for a solution. But the Rajah had none. Then a young boy named Abdul came up with the idea of using banana tree trunks and saved the village from its plight. Instead of being rewarded, Abdul was arrested as the Rajah perceived a greater threat to his reign.

This programme offers students a chance to acquaint themselves with one of the more well-known local legends. Through role-playing, as farmers, fishermen, hunters and carpenters, they will interact with the main character of the story, Abdul. When he is accused of trying to take over the Rajah's throne, they will make decisions that will affect his fate.

Students will learn responsibility and empathy. This highly interactive programme builds self-esteem and encourages students to express their opinions confidently and coherently.

Thicker than Water deals with the facts & myths of HIV and AIDS, including the prejudices and fear that surround it. How it can and will affect teenagers. Two young friends, with their whole lives before them, believe that anything is possible. But what happens when one of them discovers he is HIV positive. Prejudices are confronted and the friendship tested as he struggles to tell his best friend about his illness. 

Macbeth, a talented general under King Duncan in medieval Scotland and married with Lady Macbeth, is a bright and ambitious man, who is already honoured with the title Thane of Glamis.

He meets three witches who forcaste his destiny. Not only will he become Thane of Cawdor, he will also be King. When his desire and ambitious are manipulated by his wife, they set up a plan to kill King Duncan and fulfil his destiny in a murderous way.

But, being King, he is haunted by his deeds. He loses control over his mind and life and in the end he loses everything; his wife, his kingdom, his life, his honor.