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Set in a hospice, Good People is about the ups and downs of the relationship between 3 people: Miguel, the new Medical Director trying to run a tight ship; Yati, a jaded nurse making the best of a 'dead-end' job and Radha, the terminally-ill patient addicted to marijuana to relieve her pain.

As the three get to know each other, complications arise. If Radha gets caught, will she be given the death penalty when she has only a few months to live?

Moving, humorous and evocative, Good People looks at urgent contemporary issues through the test of personal relationships.

As the world advances its research on life sciences, stem cells and artificial intelligence, what impact is there on human life and relationships? What does the future hold? Can life be built from scratch? Frozen Angels is a  workshop-performance exploring current issues of Science, using digital media and theatrical performance. 

A young Singaporean man is making a journey to his father's birthplace in Hyperabad, Pakistan. With him are his father's ashes. As he makes the arduous trip, he retraces the original journey made by millions of people - including his parents and grandparents - in 1947, during the partition of India and Pakistan. Eclipse is a play that looks at three generations of men struggling with their dreams and their journeys, offering an intimate look at personal stories affected by historical events.

A group of students have been assigned a project on the theme of National Education. They wrack their brains to find out what they can do that will really make a difference. Instead of going on field trips to the Parliament House or performing a multiracial dance, they decide to create a project that will make all young Singaporeans value life and not take their comforts for granted. They decide to create Survivor Singapore. But...have they gone too far to prove a point? 

Jason and Daniel have been in a relationship for seven months. One day, Jason meets a man at a club, and has unprotected sex with him. Although he regrets his action, it is too late. He has betrayed the trust of his partner. Worst of all, he may be infected. Will he brave enough to take an HIV-test? Will he confess his infidelity to his partner? This interactive play will be presented in an informal setting and will involve audience participation.

To celebrate its 20th Anniversary, The Necessary Stage presents a brand new play that deals with the issue of living, dying and the pain in between. Set in a hospice, Good People is about the ups and downs of the relationships between Miguel; the new Medical Director; Yati, the jaded nurse; and Radha, the terminally ill patient addicted to marijuana for pain relief. As the three get to know each other, complications arise, If Radha get caught, will she be given the death penalty when she has only a few months to live. Moving, humorous and evocative, Good People looks at urgent contemporary issues through the test of personal relationships.