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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: The End of Winter by Siren Theatre Co
DESCRIPTION:Accessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows. \n  \n★★★★★\n… complex\, entertaining\, emotionally varied but crystal clear\n \n— Theatre Travels \n★★★★★\nIt’s a bravura performance from Jane Phegan…a theatrical experience of bonewarming depth and of hope.\n \n— Reviews by Judith \nWill climate change erase winter\, leaving it to exist only in fairy tales\, paintings\, and historical accounts? In hot\, bushfire-prone Australia\, the winters are increasingly warmer and shorter with each passing year. \nWinner of Best Actor at the Sydney Theatre Critics Award and Sustainability Award at the Adelaide Fringe 2024\, The End of Winter is about loss and resilience. But it’s also about the places one can search for cold weather—places that can be reached via public transport\, or a little imagination… \nThe End of Winter is a moving\, evocative love letter to winter\, written in the unrelenting Australian summer. \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after each performance\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request for the dialogue on 9 January 2025. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-the-end-of-winter-by-siren-theatre-co/
LOCATION:Esplanade Theatre Studio\, 1 Esplanade Dr\, Singapore\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: Dancing with the Ghost of My Child by Noor Effendy Ibrahim\, Ruby Jayaseelan & NAFA
DESCRIPTION:Accessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows \na unique approach\, rather bold and different \n—Natya Vichara on Purushi by Ruby Jayaseelan \nI know [Effendy’s work] will express a kind of pain and anger acceptable in the performance space\, a pain and anger that is often delegitimised or minimised or considered “inappropriate” elsewhere—and I cherish his work for that reason. \n—Corrie Tan\, Jom Media on ANAK by Very Shy Gurl by fendy \nI myself am an absolute abyss. \n—Antonin Artaud \nIn the beginning\, God created despair\, for men to find hope within. Someone heard someone else say this somewhere before\, sometime back. But no one knows who\, when and where. It must have been God herself who had said this through some men. Only God could be that smart to tease men into such futility. And here\, men find themselves being baited into their own despair. \nConceptualised and directed by Noor Effendy Ibrahim and Ruby Jayaseelan\, Dancing with the Ghost of My Child is an experimental physical theatre performance written by Elvira Foo Jing  Yun\, Gregory Kong Ka-Ee\, Lex (Lee Zhi Qi)\, and Liu Qintong (Amelia) exploring vulnerability\, trauma and the desire to heal. It is devised by students from the BA (Honours) in Performance Making programme at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. \nCo-presented with Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (a founding member of the University of the Arts Singapore). \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after each performance\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request for the dialogue on 10 January 2025. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.\n \n 
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-dancing-with-the-ghost-of-my-child-by-noor-effendy-ibrahim-ruby-jayaseelan-nafa/
LOCATION:NAFA Studio Theatre\, 151 Bencoolen Street\, 189656\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Dance (Events),Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: WePushTheSky by Qabila
DESCRIPTION:Accessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows. \n… part history lesson\, part culinary exploration\, and part feminist fable\n \n— Karthik Ranganathan\, Citizen Matters \nThe play is a triumph of storytelling and is exceptionally brave.. \n—Venkat Srinivasan\, Sabrang India \nWePushTheSky is an interactive solo performance that weaves together food\, song\, story\, myth\, and history. Where personal stories meet community histories\, survival stories of the Karbala entwine with songs of the Ramayana\, and anecdotes from the past confront desires about the future. A play that reflects on an urgent social reality of our present times—friendships that have been lost\, gained\, or have endured amidst increasing shrill political rhetoric across the world. \nWritten and performed by Nisha Abdulla and directed by Ujwala Rao\, WePushTheSky centres friendship and feminist solidarities as an antidote to the politics of hate. The play invites the audience to listen deeply to another’s reality and elevates listening to the act of an assertive ally. WePushTheSky has toured widely to warm receptions in India\, performed at the Feminist Theatre Festival in Jenin\, Occupied Palestine\, and has been invited to perform at the 15th Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID) International Forum in Bangkok\, Thailand. \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after each performance\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request for the dialogue on 16 January 2025. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-wepushthesky-by-qabila/
LOCATION:Esplanade Theatre Studio\, 1 Esplanade Dr\, Singapore\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: The Troupe by Birds Migrant Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Language\nIn English\, with some Bahasa Indonesia\, Bengali and Burmese \nAccessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows. \n  \nWith a good cast giving their all onstage\, an unflinching\, objectively written story that speaks truth to the limitations of being a migrant in Singapore\, and imaginative script that explores the pitfalls of love and family\, Foreign Bodies was a rare\, big-hearted\, honest glimpse into migrant life\, by migrant workers with a story to tell.\n \n— Bakchormeeboy.com on Foreign Bodies \n\nPlease welcome The Troupe! They travel around towns and villages with their show. They perform stories about farmers\, refugees\, students\, politicians and aid workers—people in search of a better life. As they stage their play\, they discover that what they perform may be closer to home than they realise. \nBirds Migrant Theatre returns to the Fringe with another important play that focuses on current world issues—from war to the refugee crisis—and how these tragedies pose questions to our common humanity. The Troupe looks at how people who are affected by displacement strive for a more positive future—not just for themselves\, but for their families and community. Will suffering and desperation bring out the best in people—or the worst? What is the price of compassion? \n \nForeign Bodies is a well-told story that dramatises the legal precarity migrant workers may face in Singapore. It does so without resorting to mere sympathy or an easy us-versus-them set-up\, choosing instead to let audiences into its protagonists’ dilemmas.\n \n—The Straits Times Life on Foreign Bodies \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after the 5pm performance on 12 January 2025\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-the-troupe-by-birds-migrant-theatre/
LOCATION:Black Box @ The Theatre Practice\, 54 Waterloo Street\, Singapore\, 187953\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: Eclipse by The Necessary Stage
DESCRIPTION:Accessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows \nAbsorbingly told by [2008 staging’s actor] Umar Ahmed\, Eclipse suggests that ancestral memory is never as meaningful as the allegiances of everyday life. \n— The Guardian UK \n  \n  \n  \n(Playwright Haresh Sharma) has demonstrated a deftness and maturity in scriptwriting\, a deeper inquiry into life and humanity\, as well as an evident progress in terms of his creations. \n— 联合早报 Lianhe Zaobao [translated from Chinese] \nA young Singaporean man is making a journey to his father’s birthplace in Hyderabad\, 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. \nWritten by Cultural Medallion recipient Haresh Sharma\, 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. \nFirst presented as a short play to critical acclaim by Scotland’s 7:84 Theatre at Traverse Theatre\, Eclipse was developed into a full-length production for the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2008. \nAlmost 80 years after the Partition\, this staging with a fresh new direction by Associate Artist A Yagnya stars award-winning Singapore actor Shrey Bhargava. It also features Indian classical vocalist Sveta Kilpady. \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after the performances on 16 and 17 January 2025\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request for the dialogue on 17 January 2025. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-eclipse-by-the-necessary-stage/
LOCATION:Black Box @ The Theatre Practice\, 54 Waterloo Street\, Singapore\, 187953\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: I Am Seaweed by Mm And Something Happens Here (MASHH)/Cheryl Ho & Rachel Lee
DESCRIPTION:Accessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows.\nSingapore Sign Language Interpretation for 8pm show on 17 January 2025. \n  \nIt’s a thrill but with a lot to say about mental health and personal reflection and why people with the biggest grins might hide the biggest sadness. \n— Keith Gow\, Theatre First \nScreaming\, overwhelmed and frustrated: I just want to tear out my skin and smash my head against a wall!!! \nIn a society where we are constantly pushed to be more productive\, skilful and self-sufficient\, what does it mean to ‘just be?’. Can we grow from a place of love and trust instead of shame and comparison? \nMeet Sheryl with an ‘S’. Sheryl lives in Singapore\, which also begins with an ‘S’. Life hasn’t been the smoothest for Sheryl\, like for us all. No problemo. \nFollow Sheryl on her quest to become as resilient and as versatile as Seaweed. Enter a world of moody projections\, quirky presentations\, satirical ads\, and a lot of the ‘weed’ from the sea. \nA Judges’ Picks and Nominated for Best in Theatre at Melbourne Fringe 2023\, I Am Seaweed is a multimedia theatrical show that creates space for respite in an overwhelming world. \nPlease note that some audience members will be seated on cushions on the floor for the duration of the performance. We advise that you dress comfortably for the show. \nI Am Seaweed resonates with anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed or persistently pressured to keep striving for more\, for better. It’s an entertaining and good-humoured show that asks us to look inside ourselves and question why we do everything we do and if it’s actually making us happy. \n— Myron My\, MyMelbourneArts \nA joyous work featuring a stunning\, off-the-charts-charming performance from Cheryl Ho. Bold\, energised\, achingly-human and super sharp \n—Judge’s Pick\, Melbourne Fringe Theatre \nWith support from Theatre Works (Australia) \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after each performance\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request for the dialogue on 17 January 2025. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-i-am-seaweed-by-mm-and-something-happens-here-mashh-cheryl-ho-rachel-lee/
LOCATION:NAFA Studio Theatre\, 151 Bencoolen Street\, 189656\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: Commission Continua by Noma Mini
DESCRIPTION:Accessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows \nCommission Continua is a powerful and affecting production. Miyambo succeeds in delivering a complex concept with care. \n— Nkgopoleng Moloi\, The Critter \nBright Maluleke—played by Tony Bonani Miyambo (Kafka’s Ape)—is an employee who copies and archives official documents from the commissions. He does his best just to stick to his brief and ignore the content of the files—but this proves difficult when faced with all these pages giving an account of the most critical and catastrophic moments in South Africa’s history. In the frugal setting of a photocopier\, a microphone\, and a loop station\, he begins to give vent to his annoyance with South African society’s struggle for real change and reconciliation. \nBonani Miyambo is terrific and deservedly gets one of the strongest ovations of the night \n— Teresa Guerreiro\, Culture Whisper \na devastating one-hander that emphasises how the culpability for historical and recent crimes perpetrated against the South African people has become buried under mountains of paperwork. \n— Chris Thurman\, Business Live \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after each performance\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request for the dialogue on 18 January 2025. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-commission-continua-by-noma-mini/
LOCATION:Esplanade Theatre Studio\, 1 Esplanade Dr\, Singapore\, 038981\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2025: The Troupe by Birds Migrant Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Language\nIn English\, with some Bahasa Indonesia\, Bengali and Burmese \nAccessibility Features\nOpen captions in English for all shows. \n  \nWith a good cast giving their all onstage\, an unflinching\, objectively written story that speaks truth to the limitations of being a migrant in Singapore\, and imaginative script that explores the pitfalls of love and family\, Foreign Bodies was a rare\, big-hearted\, honest glimpse into migrant life\, by migrant workers with a story to tell.\n \n— Bakchormeeboy.com on Foreign Bodies \n\nPlease welcome The Troupe! They travel around towns and villages with their show. They perform stories about farmers\, refugees\, students\, politicians and aid workers—people in search of a better life. As they stage their play\, they discover that what they perform may be closer to home than they realise. \nBirds Migrant Theatre returns to the Fringe with another important play that focuses on current world issues—from war to the refugee crisis—and how these tragedies pose questions to our common humanity. The Troupe looks at how people who are affected by displacement strive for a more positive future—not just for themselves\, but for their families and community. Will suffering and desperation bring out the best in people—or the worst? What is the price of compassion? \n \nForeign Bodies is a well-told story that dramatises the legal precarity migrant workers may face in Singapore. It does so without resorting to mere sympathy or an easy us-versus-them set-up\, choosing instead to let audiences into its protagonists’ dilemmas.\n \n—The Straits Times Life on Foreign Bodies \nThere will be a dialogue with the artists after the 5pm performance on 12 January 2025\, with speech to text interpretation available upon request. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 6 December 2024.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/m1-singapore-fringe-festival-2025-the-troupe-by-birds-migrant-theatre/2025-01-19/
LOCATION:Black Box @ The Theatre Practice\, 54 Waterloo Street\, Singapore\, 187953\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Festival (Events),Theatre (Events)
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SUMMARY:TOOLS: A Workshop Series for Playwrights Exploring Theatricality - Stage Directions
DESCRIPTION:Tools is a workshop series by our visiting resident playwright Sean Dunnington for playwrights curious about theatricality—the unique magic of theatre that invites audiences to “believe” what they see on stage is true-to-life\, even while knowing it’s not real (to an extent). Each session dives into a specific element of this conceptual spell\, blending discussion\, hands-on activities\, performance\, and experimentation. \nJoin us for the first workshop this January which will look at Stage Directions. In this workshop\, we’ll explore what stage directions can do beyond blocking and lighting cues. How can they become indispensable to the play? Can they describe things that never appear? Should they be interpreted as literal\, tonal\, or something else entirely? Can they dare be ignored? Through examples and practice\, we’ll test how much stage directions can shape a play. \nThis workshop is suitable for playwrights/writers who are engaged with/thinking about craft at a serious level.
URL:https://artsequator.com/event/tools-a-workshop-series-for-playwrights-exploring-theatricality-stage-directions/
LOCATION:42 Waterloo St\, 42 Waterloo St\, 187951\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Theatre (Events),Workshop & Talks (Events)
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