Hi, Can You Hear Me?

Written by A Yagnya and co-directed with Alvin Tan, Hi, Can You Hear Me? follows various characters whose normalcies have been fractured due to events and experiences beyond their control.

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Playwrights' Cove

Playwrights' Cove returns in 2024! Over six months, Playwrights' Cove will see 11 emerging playwrights and theatre-makers undergo training and mentorship by Resident Playwright Haresh Sharma. Catch their works-in-progress at the showcases from 20 to 24 November 2024.

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Feed Your Imagination: International Friendship Day

Join us at International Friendship Day with the MPSS students as we discuss cross-cultural differences in this interactive theatre piece!

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Oo-woo

Through tender storytelling, Oo-woo unravels the intricate web of caring for an elderly family member diagnosed with dementia.

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M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2024

The M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is back with its 20th edition from 17 to 28 January 2024! Don't miss the exciting and thought-provoking Singapore commissions and international works on offer that will challenge your preconceptions and open your minds.

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Devising With Actors and Playwrights

Don't miss the works-in-progress by the 20 theatre-makers who are participating in Devising with Actors and Playwrights 2023, to be presented from 30 November to 3 December 2023.

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Happy Indian Women

Being a woman is tough. Being an Indian woman is even tougher. Written by The Necessary Stage’s Associate Artist Sindhura Kalidas, Happy Indian Women is a verbatim theatre production that questions the assumptions we make about the diverse South Asian diaspora in Singapore.

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Reading the Room: A Playwright's Devising Journey

Reading the Room: A Playwright’s Devising Journey by Resident Playwright Haresh Sharma offers unprecedented access into his devising process—developed throughout his career at The Necessary Stage—with keen insights and intimate reflections gleaned from Haresh’s artistic journey.

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