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Do you feel safe? Is your school safe? Is your building safe? Once upon a time, there was a little girl who was asked to go to her grandmother's house. Did she make it there? Or did she disappear? Was she kidnapped by someone close to her? Or did she stray from the path? Is your home safe? Are your friends safe? A re-working of the Little Red Riding Hood, What Big Bombs You Have!!! is a story of imminent danger and fear that we all feel. Is the cinema safe? Are aeroplanes safe? With bomb recipes found over the Internet, mass suicides, killings in schools, the threat of emergency looming over us, we live in a SCARY world. Do you feel safe?

Let Me Go! is about Kheng, who is invited by her best friend to go to the concert of a lifetime! One major problem - she would get home way past her curfew and her mother will not budge. She is torn between following her mother's strict orders, her friend's tempting suggestion, her love for music and her impulse to just get out, enjoy herself and exert her rights.

Jason is down on himself because he does badly in school and takes so long to do his homework while his friends seem to be able to do it with ease, and have lots of extra time for recreation. His mother always tells him he is stupid and he has started to believe it.

Anita loves sinnging but cannot make it into the school choir but she is great with her schoolwork.

Anita decides to help Jason with his homework, and Jason helps her with her singing.

Peng Chye is a shy student in school who has no friends, as he sticks to himself. To others he is a mystery. One day someone decides to follow him to see how he spends his time, only to find out he daily goes to help a lonely old woman.

The play focuses on historical figures including Sir Stamford Raffles, Sang Nila Utama, Sultan Iskandar Shah, and Abdullah bin Abdul Kadir, as well as other popular characters from Singapore's past, as it playfully creates an overview of Singapore's history with lots of energy, colour and humour!

Discovering the island, War and Racial Riots, Colonization, Adventure, Loyalty and betrayal, crossing and negotiating language and culture.

It will be told through the eyes of a present-day student who discovers the many different voices of history as he meets them in person. This is a delightful introduction to young audiences to theatre and to the rich history of our island. It promises to be lots of fun and to really get students hooked to read and think more about their heritage.