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It is seven days after Dr Sun Yat Sen's death. His second wife Chen Cui Fen sits, waiting for his 'return'. She clings on to a watch which he left to her in his will. She soon realises that time is not what it seems to be, that an image can be an imitation. What happens when a woman loves too much? What happens when a man is too great? What happens beyond revolution?

One Table, Two Chairs is about a man's search in an urban jungle for a sense of belonging. Through reflection and movement, through songs and slides, One Table, Two Chairs seeks to question the everyday and the ordinary.

This play is about Systemic Lupus Erythematous and the ordinary and extraordinary lives of the people who struggle, work, play and simply live with it day to day.

October takes a look at the lives of six elderly people, all living in a small neighbourhood that is undergoing upgrading. Into this scenario comes Caleb, a young and ambitious property agent looking for prospective sellers. As their paths cross, they each find new sources of strength for renewal, regeneration and rejuvenation.

Four kids are on their way home when unfortunate circumstances force them to stop and think about matters they have never thought about before. Wrenched from their world of ice-cream Paddle-Pops and pink pencil cases, they are abruptly propelled towards a dismal and uncertain future. In that moment when the harsh realities of life are slammed in their faces, dreams burst like bubbles and are blown away. and when that moment has passed, the kids are forced to decide how to go on.

Off Centre traces the friendship of two ex-mental patients, Saloma and Vinod, and the problems and hurdles they have to overcome, including social stigmas, prejudices and personal conflicts. the play uses effective techniques of flashbacks; moving the character in and out of their schizophrenic and normal selves to elicit their rational and emotional experiences.

Off Centre traces the friendship of two ex-mental patients, Saloma and Vinod, and the problems and hurdles they have to overcome, including social stigmas, prejudices and personal conflicts. the play uses effective techniques of flashbacks; moving the character in and out of their schizophrenic and normal selves to elicit their rational and emotional experiences.