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What's the difference? aims to help students understand and respect difference. Some children already have prejudices and discriminate against others who are of a different colour, size or gender from themselves at a young age.

The pay hopes to enable students to reflect on how these prejudices are formed and to question their validity. It also hopes to encourage students to examine their own thought and decision making process and to provide them with alternative perspectives.

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Speed seems to have taken over; we count the seconds between each minute, which will get us there quicker: cab, bus or MRT? We are efficient usually and when others are not, we can wait our turn watching TV screens where Mr. Bean reruns hopefully numbs us to the amount of time we are wasting. We have access to infinite websites around the world at mind-blowing speed, we are global, but first I wait for the lift, the salesgirl, the moment when ERP is not in use.

An inter-disciplinary multimedia examination of Wong Kar Wai's films about loneliness in a cosmopolitan society.

A no-punches-pulled, in-your-face expose of violence in the Singapore home that is fun to watch. Think of Chaplin's comedies: funny vignettes which drive home the message that being poor is painful.

Zelda Tatiana Ng's personal journey in English and Chinese.

“My grandmother is the BEST. What about yours?"
"She loves to tell lies and she doesn't pass messages. She's grumpy and she's fussy. She's also slow. Troublesome. Forgetful."

Devised with a cast of 10, this 20-minute play confronts the perceptions young people have of their grandparents and elderly people in general.

Waiting is about what happens when three lonesome waiters bond together as a family to combat cold soups and demanding diners.

This is a story of a girl who gets knocked down by a car one day on her way to school. The play is about what goes on inside her head as she is trapped in a coma. The void of the coma marks the separation between her aspirations and her failures, her dreams and her realities, life and death.

Waiting is about what happens when three lonesome waiters bond together as a family to combat cold soups and demanding diners.