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Having graduated from the Intercultural Theatre Institute since 2017, Dawn has moved on to explore new ways of self-expression, creativity, and means of reflecting the world around us. She currently works as a copywriter, but still finds herself gravitating towards the theatre, museums, concerts, and the safe spaces in her imagination.

A Reaction Video to Jo Tan’s “Forked”

By Teo Dawn (736 words, 7 minute read) (Transcript for SunSh!neGurrl*94’s YouTube video – A Reaction Video to Forked by Jo Tan) Hello everybody, ni hao and welcome back to my channel. I have been reading your comments and you asked for more of my reaction videos. Love that you guys think so highly of […]

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“Attempts: Singapore”: Let The Games Begin

Spoiler Alert: If you’re planning to experience the mystery and suspense of Attempts: Singapore, read only after you’ve attended the performance. By Teo Dawn (650 words, 5-minute read) Attempts: Singapore by Rei Poh is a participatory piece of theatre inspired by Martin Crimp’s Attempts on Her Life. Fragmented, non-linear, and similar to a video game experience,

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Is “The Neighbor’s Grief” really greener, or are we all the same?

By Teo Dawn (700 words, 5-minute read) 2018 has only just begun, but the women’s rights movement is already making its voice heard with #MeToo dominating social media, and the Time’s Up campaign started by Hollywood celebrities. Sexual violence against women is in the spotlight. Now, Larry Nassar (disgraced former Team USA gymnastics doctor) has

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