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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

Mari Kita Main Wayang or Let's Stage a Play is a laugh-a-minute comedy satire on Peranakan life that pokes innocent fun at a group of Babas and Nonyas who try to put up a play.

Is a play within a play. Performed in Peranakan patois, it pokes fun, in good taste at a group of Babas who try to put up a play; entitled, ENAM BINI (SIX WIVES), this story is about an imaginary Baba King who keeps one concubine after another as he longs to get a son. Although the sixth concubine finally delivers a male child, surprises are in store for the king, the queen, as well as the concubine.

Off Centre traces the friendship of two ex-mental patients, Saloma and Vinod, and the problems and hurdles they have to overcome, including social stigmas, prejudices and personal conflicts. the play uses effective techniques of flashbacks; moving the character in and out of their schizophrenic and normal selves to elicit their rational and emotional experiences.

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