In The Living Room: Reimagining Singapore Theatre

Reimagining Singapore Theatre was presented by the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2015 in collaboration with Centre 42’s Living Room programme. The discussion was facilitated by Festival Artistic Director Sean Tobin, and comprised of a panel of five 2015 Fringe artists: Loo Zihan, Alvin Tan, Joel Tan, Chen Yingxuan and Pat Toh. The 75-minute Living Room Chat has been repackaged into a 2-part video recording.
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Four of the performances in the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2015 will be developments or reimaginings of works previously staged, from as early as 1999 to as recent as 2013. This talk, hosted and moderated by Artistic Director Sean Tobin, will gather Fringe ’15 artists Loo Zihan (With/Out), Pat Toh (Terra Incognita), Joel Tan (Mosaic) and Alvin Tan (untitled women) to discuss the development and exposure of local work and artistry, as well as reimaginings towards their 2015 restagings. The discussion touches on the artists’ inspirations, challenges and strategies, and aims to invite you for a closer look into their processes of art-making.

This talk is a Fringe Activity presented by the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2015, in collaboration with Centre 42 as part of our Living Room programme.

EVENT DETAILS

Thursday, 22 November 2014
3pm @ Centre 42 Black Box
Find out more and register for free here.

Part 1: Reimagining Singapore Theatre

Fringe artists provided a brief background of the original works, and an introduction to  the reimagined works for the 2015 festival.

Part 2: Reimagining Singapore Theatre

After providing the context framing their respective works, the artists shared their considerations, shifts in their intention, and the impact of dramaturgy in the process of re-creation. This clip also captured the questions from the audience and the artists’ responses.

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The Living Room is a programme by Centre 42 that welcomes chat and conversation. Through focused but casual dialogues and face-to-face exchanges, this programme encourages participants to re-examine trends, happenings, people (on & off-stage) and phenomena in Singapore theatre.