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Jason and Daniel have been in a relationship for seven months. One day, Jason meets a man at a club, and has unprotected sex with him. Although he regrets his action, it is too late. He has betrayed the trust of his partner. Worst of all, he may be infected. Will he brave enough to take an HIV-test? Will he confess his infidelity to his partner? This interactive play will be presented in an informal setting and will involve audience participation.

Mourning is such hard work. You want to cry but you don't want to be unglam. And what do you wear to your friend's wake if you have to go to a club after that? The death of someone special causes a group of friends to re-examine their lives and their feelings about death. Fundamental questions are asked: Will I go to hell if I'm a bitch? Am I spending too much time at the gym? Can I be gay and married? The group of friends soon make important realisations: That you can be married and gay; that you can be friends and use each other; that you can be top and bottom. If you ask nicely, will your friend's corpse come back to life?

Note: The characters in Top or Bottom can originally be found trying to organise Singapore's first Pride Parade in Mardi Gras.

That's My Dad Is about a man who recalls a silly incident that happened when he was about 8 years old. Returning to his seat from the Gents', he sees someone else at his seat at a baseball match. Filled with jealous, he thinks he has been replaced for the match. He soon finds out it is his gym teacher, who has been sitting on his seat all the while.

The Frog Prince has always been one of Sufian's favourite childhood fairy tales. In this "twisted" piece, Prince Frederick shares with the audience about his life's journey  from being cursed into a frog to his failed marriage that was due to his fly addiction.

The Crow Show is extracted from a previous work, Close - In My Face. What goes through a crow's mind before it is shot?! What goes through a crow shooter's mind during the kill?! This drama traces a friendship that grows between a crow and a crow shooter. It directly and indirectly explores themes such as friendship, compassion, acceptance and respect of others, racism, and appreciation of nature.