Dramaturged by Jack Bradley from The National Theatre in London, these two brand new Singaporean works were written by two specially incubated local playwrights mentored by David Henry Hwang. The first, A Wedding, A Funeral & Lucky, the Fish (Dora Tan) centres on a wedding that must go on no matter what; Stand Behind the Yellow Line (Michelle Tan) features a single homeless woman awaiting her son’s release from jail who gets a delightful dark look into Singaporean life today.
