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Today we're talking about change.

We believe that we have it in us to change—and change for the better. We would like to distinguish between right and wrong behaviours.

Basic values must be upheld and must stand as the cornerstone of any modern society we live in. For example, we need to create social stability, harmony and security. We must protect and promote strong family bonds. Decadent Western lifestyles and divisiveness through activism must be rejected. Socially irresponsible behaviours such as racism, religious intolerance and alternative lifestyles threaten our moral fabric, and are therefore rejected by the government.

If we are not upholding the basic values of our society, we must change.

We would like to present three plays about change: Indians Can Change, Homosexuals Can Change, and Marxists Can Change.

Please enjoy the performance. We look forward to an engaging discussion.

 

Today we're talking about change. Some people may think that change can be good or bad. We believe that we have it in us to change for the better. We would like to distinguish between right and wrong behaviours. Basic values must be upheld and must stand as the cornerstone of any modern society we live in. For example, we need to create social stability, harmony and security. We need to value traditional families and the importance of marriage. socially irresponsible behaviours such as racism, religious intolerance and alternative lifestyles threaten our nationhood- bringing adverse consequences to family and society at large. We would like to present three plays about change: Singles Can Change, Homosexuals Can Change, Marxists Can Change. Please enjoy the performance. We look forward to an engaging discussion.

In Shanghai, at the end of summer 1948, a young couple parted ways. Little did they realise that their next meeting would be 42 years later in the city of Taipei. Regrets and unspoken passions. Missed opportunities and miscommunications. What is the outcome of their meeting after 4 decades?

Adapted from 《暗恋桃花源》 by Stan Lai.

An old couple worked very hard to bring up their 4 children. In their old age, it is now the children's turn to look after their parents. One pair of parents, four children. What is a fair system of looking after this old couple? Is there a fair system?

Where were you when you are 24 years old? What were you doing? Who were you with? Were you filled with dreams and ambitions? What happene? A marriage, a divorce, a first baby, a new job. @24 is an original devised piece with an exciting ensemble of 22 seniors reliving some of the most significant moments of their youth.