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Revolving around the lives of six close friends, all aspiring for the Good Life, this simple and sincere play explores the complexities of life in fast-paced modern Singapore.

This Theatre-In-Education programme deals with the themes of justice and responsibility. Students role-play as fishermen, farmers and hunters concerned about the fate of their fellow villager, Abdul. This highly interactive programme builds self-esteem and encourages students to express their opinions confidently and coherently.

Vivacious Jaqui meets solitary Robert ... one look, one chance, one lunch – are they right for each other? Sandra, newly married to Max, has more than chicken in the oven as she prepares the important party for her in-laws and her parents. Traditional Michael can't see why it's so hard for the family to eat together, and is Sangee's over-eating really the main problem with her? A quirky reflection on 3 subjects close to everyone's heart. Rich in imagery but low in calorie, this play is an experience that will tantalise your taste-buds and leave you salivating...

Mickey and Siew try all ways and means to please both mothers-in-law on their first Mother's Day together, but things still go out of control - a quarrel starts and celebration turns into disaster.

Devi, a salesgirl, lies about her work to impress her more successful friends. Trouble begins when the lies grow bigger, friendships are taken for granted and relationships become fragile. This production blends comedy and tragedy, songs and movement, anger and reconciliation.

Based on James Saunders' Dog Accident.