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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.

Nine kids play in a playground, oblivious to the fact that their games mirror some of life's harshest realities. Their little fanciful ideas and colourful whims vanish when confronted with the prejudices that adulthood has to offer them.

Fighting is a play about the struggle for existence; a battle for one's personal identity through the spasmodic eyes of an 18 year-old retard or the mourning ones of a mother who has lost her son.

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

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

For people lodged so deep in the core of their struggles, buried so deep in mud, at the edge of despair, so desperate that they will do anything, even hope, what choice is left? One by one they appear. Dead bodies floating by the Singapore River. Sanjay, a journalist, is asked to investigate. Bryan, his best friend lies in hospital in a waking coma, the result of a car crash for which Sanjay is responsible. In the midst of this, Sanjay meets Choo, a man heavily in debt. Choo and his wife, Betty, decide that the only way out is to end everything. Once and for all. A powerful play that will move as well as provoke in its truth. 

A Little Older is a memory play exploring the special relationship between a man and a woman. She has been badly injured in a car crash, leaving her helpless and suffering memory loss. He insists that she remembers - because their relationship is too important to forget