Woyzeck

10-12 Sep 2009

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Georg Buchner’s Woyzeck remains one of the most enigmatic and influential works of modern theatre.

Woyzeck is based on the true story of Johann Christian Woyzeck, a lowly soldier in Leipzig, Germany found

guilty of murdering his mistress in 1824. Between his conviction and execution, he was subjected to a

dehumanising medical examination to determine if he should be held responsible for his actions. The implications

of this scrutiny provide the impetus of Buchner’s play. The drama is shocking both for its content and its radically

innovative episodic, hallucinogenic structure.

In Sadari Movement Laboratory’s dynamic interpretation of Woyzeck, wooden chairs are used as a changeable

metaphor, the performers both shape the dramatic space and the tragedy of the human condition, while Astor

Piazzola’s dynamic tango becomes the throbbing pulse of the drama.

Cinderella on Ice

28 Aug - 6 Sep 2009

In a novel twist on the classic tale, The Imperial Ice Stars tell the story of Cinderella, a humble chorus dancer

who is thrust into the spotlight as a prima ballerina and captivates the Lord Mayor’s handsome son – the most

eligible bachelor in town – with her graceful performance

The Crab Flower Club

20-29 Aug 2009

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The Crab Flower Club is set in a noble household in the Qing dynasty, centred around 5 daughters who gather

on the eve of their father’s 60th birthday. They meet to prepare a delicately complex feast of crabs for their

patriarch, and more importantly, to set up an all-women poetry club. As each protagonist conjures up her own

recipe, she also lays bare her intelligence, talent and desire on the culinary table.

The Crucible

12-15 Aug 2009

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A tale of witch hunts, religious persecution, sexual revenge and social hysteria centered on the true story of the

horrifying witch-hunts that occurred in Salem, Massachusetts at the end of the 17th century, this gripping play is a

must-see for students and anyone who loves suspense and drama.

What Day Is It Today?

10 Aug 2009

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What Day Is It Today? follows the life of a homeless inventor who holds absurd lectures in his makeshift

backyard, who is constantly perfecting his invention, who is paranoid of the solar system and is waiting for the

apocalypse to happen.

What Day Is It Today? is a spoken word experiment which explores the use of language and meaning by

deconstructing a premise to further expand an experience within a story told through the use of various mediums

which includes music, sound sculpture and visuals.

Streetwalkers

30 Jul - 9 Aug 2009

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“Streetwalkers” by Yak Aik Wee is a hard-hitting and heartfelt play about three men of different age groups and

social strata. Their separate lives become intertwined through accidental and deliberate encounters in the dark

alleys of Chinatown’s Ann Siang Hill.

Faust

24-25 Jul 2009

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K, a young and arrogant film director, after contracting a degenerative disease, forms a pact with the Devil to

grant him 33 years of brilliance and success as a filmmaker. He produces works of increasing perfection to world

acclaim, even while physical illness begins to attack his body. On the last day of filming for his latest work (an

adaptation of Goethe’s Faust), he confesses the pact he made, as it comes to an end.

''The Complete Works of William Shakespeare''

28 Jul - 2 Aug 2009

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Watch all 37 of Shakespeare’s Plays in 97 Minutes! An irreverent, fast-paced romp through the Bard's plays,

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) was London's longest-running comedy - 10 years

at the Criterion Theatre. Praised by the Los Angeles Times as "wildly funny" and Shakespeare Quarterly as

‘among the wittiest takeoffs on Shakespeare’, you have to see it to believe it.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

30 Jul - 12 Sep 2009

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The Boy Who Cried Wolf is a wonderful new production from The Little Company. Based on the classic fairy

tale by Aesop, you will be delighted by how it is brought to life by an exciting script and a professional cast of

actors.

JUMP - Korean Comic Martial Arts Performance

11-13 Sep 2009

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The performance tells the story of a Korean family well-versed in martial arts, with a crotchety

grandfather who enjoys nothing more than challenging the rest of the family to martial arts showdowns.

The family used its expertise to repel two burglars who break into their house, to hilarious effect --

showing off their extensive training in martial arts, acrobatic and gymnastic moves, as well as comic

acting all at the same time.

SING DOLLAR! The Musical Comedy About Money

23 Jul - 8 Aug 2009

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(Sebastian Tan), a Retrenched Banker (Hossan Leong), a Tiger Beer Aunty (Selena Tan), a Chinese Prostitute

(Emma Yong), a Moonlighting Maid (Pam Oei), a Bangladeshi Dishwasher (Kumar) and a Cleaning Makcik

(Najip Ali)… are thrown into a hilarious cat-and-mouse game, full of $abotage, $urprises and $heer Luck!

Featuring Singapore’s best-loved actors and comedians, SING DOLLAR! is a brand-new musical comedy

sparkling with wit, big song and dance numbers and poignant portrayals of love in these hard times.

Bank on laughter and catch this money-mad, mish-mash of characters dreaming big, scheming hard and

chaSING dollars!

VICTOR/VICTORIA

9-29 Nov 2009

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Armed with a passion for singing, Victoria Grant arrives in Paris to fulfil her dreams. A chance encounter with

Carroll Todd convinces her to pretend to be a female impersonator. She becomes Count Victor Grezinski and is

the toast of the town. Things however get complicated when a ChicagoVictoria has to make the ultimate sacrifice

- will she be true to her love and give up her

passion or will she pursue her passion and surrender true love?

gangster, King Marchan, falls in-love with “her”.

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