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Siew and Mickey - a young couple getting used to married life and nagging mothers-in-law, handle demands for grandchildren with patience (not much) and wit (a lot). After all, the last thing they need right now is a baby, right?

Written by Haresh Sharma, this is a hilarious 45-minute comedy about Siew and Mickey - a young couple who are just getting used to married life and nagging mothers-in-law. Topping the old women's list is the demand for grandchildren, which Siew and Mickey handle with patience (not much) and wit (a lot). After all, the last thing they need right now is a baby, right?

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

Mother's Day starts with the typical Mother's Day plans of recently-married Mickey and Siew - have both mothers over for a quiet dinner with presents and a cake for the occasion. What is not so typical is the way the celebration begins to turn sour when Siew can't seem to get along with her mother Kim. The worst happens when Kim discovers that the picture of SIew's late father has been moved to the couple's bedroom. A dramatic quarrel takes place, and all seems lost until some clever manoeuvring by Mickey ad his mum Theresa bring mother and daughter back together.

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.

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.