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After sixty sold-out performances in 1995, Ging-Gang-Goo is back! Directed by Mr Kok Heng Leun, our Resident Director, this play focuses on a current concern: teenage street-corner gangs.

Bullying exists everywhere, but what can a victim do and why does one resort to bullying others. This play is about gangs and bullies, in schools and neighbourhoods - what motivates members to join them and why?

As before, each performance will conclude with a talk by a counsellor from the Volunteer Welfare Organizations under the umbrella of National Council of Social Service. 

Rosnah is the story of one young woman's journey when she leaves home for the first time to study in London. the play crosses boundaries between cultures, traditions and trends.

October takes a look at the lives of six elderly people, all living in a small neighbourhood that is undergoing upgrading. Into this scenario comes Caleb, a young and ambitious property agent looking for prospective sellers. As their paths cross, they each find new sources of strength for renewal, regeneration and rejuvenation.

Based on Neil Simon's Plaza Suite, this fast-paced comedy looks into the lives of three couples and their escapades in a hotel.

Mother, son and maid. A family turns topsy-turvy as they threaten to blow each other up.

Focusing on how the forces of peer pressure, mass media and the fast-pace of the 90s shape adolescent views, choices and personal identity. This play will explore the need to maintain personal values and a sense of self.

The 35 minute piece is currently being developed by experienced director Elvira Holmberg through intensive research with schools, teachers, youth workers and counselling agencies. This on-going research will culminate in fresh and relevant theatre.