Kei likes creating. Whether in the realm of theatre, poetry, dance, cooking, humor or conversation, she believes that the best way to spend time is creating. Kei grew up mostly in New Mexico (USA), and then came to Singapore via France and Swaziland. She is currently a third-year student at Yale-NUS College, where she studies Anthropology and Environmental Studies. Kei likes devised theatre very much, and finds scripted work intimidating but impossibly powerful. She prefers creative processes that are raw, lengthy and excruciatingly intentional.

 

REVIEWS BY KEI

“The Last Bull”
THE LAST BULL by Checkpoint Theatre
Reviewed on 26 August 2016

“I Am LGB”
I AM LGB by Loo Zihan and Ray Langenbach
Reviewed on 20 August 2016

“Split Up”
SPLIT UP by playcircle
Reviewed on 19 August 2016

“The Collectors”
THE COLLECTORS by The Finger Players
Reviewed on 9 April 2016

“Dreams, and what to do?”
INTRUSIONS by Jean Ng and Joavien Ng
Reviewed on 31 March 2016

“Information downpour – but is that enough?”
HUMAN BESTIARY by Principio (Mexico)
Reviewed on 22 January 2016

“Pixel Chaos – Folklore in a digital world”
THE CHRONICLES OF ONE AND ZERO: KANCIL by Zeugma
Reviewed on 16 January 2016