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CPL Cheong has just been shot in the belly at the firing range: in his last moments of his life, he tells the audience his story. He has been pregnant with a child of unknown origin since BMP, or so he believes. Despite the sensible advice of his army buddy and his government prostitute imaginary friend, he attempts to destroy the foetus by various means, including visits to the Medical Centre and a fall from the roof of the Accoms block (which earns him a medical downgrade). Eventually, Cheong learns to live with his pregnancy until, when approaching ORD, he realises the child may survive him and shoots himself.

Serve by Ng Yi-Sheng was created as part of The Necessary Stage's Playwright's Cove.

It's first public reading was presented at the Asian Civilisation Museum on 9th February 2002.

2 people on a holiday. Boy likes girl. Girl doesn't like boy at all. Isn't this classic?

Journey Through 12 Scenes by Darren Chiam was created as part of The Necessary Stage's Playwright's Cove.

It's first public reading was presented at the Asian Civilisation Museum on 9th February 2002.

 

Ian is picked on a bulled in school. One day, he tells his classmates that they should leave him alone because he is special. Because he has a secret power: to walk on barren soil and make it flower again at his feet. No one believes him, of course. It's all just make-belief, they say. He doesn't think so. He doesn't want it to be so.

Special... by Kenneth Kwok was created as part of The Necessary Stage's Playwright's Cove.

It's first public reading was presented at the Asian Civilisation Museum on 9th February 2002.

 

You'd think it would be easy enough to get into a classroom on your first day as a teacher. Maybe you could even teach a lesson... But in this satirical farce, newbie Philip finds that school ain't what it used to be since the System took over.

School Rules by Tom Thawnely was created as part of The Necessary Stage's Playwright's Cove.

It's first public reading was presented at the Asian Civilisation Museum on 9th February 2002.

Erika calls the dolls....they come.

Dolls and Dolls by Natalie Hennedige was created as part of The Necessary Stage's Playwright Cove.

It's first public reading was presented at the Asian Civilisation Museum on 9th February 2002.