The Power of Notions / Notions of Power (2011)

By nadiac, 24 June, 2021
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What happens when you place six playwrights and three historical texts in one museum?

Responding to some of Singapore’s most significant historical writings – Sejarah Melayu, Hikayat Munshi Abdullah, and Frank Swettenham’s Malay Sketches – six young writers create six short plays that challenge our ideas of reality, performance, identity and, possibly, life itself.

Curated by Huzir Sulaiman, the six short plays were written by Christine Chong, Lucas Ho, Daniel Koh, Cheryl Lee, Laremy Lee and Alissa Rode.

Directed by Claire Wong, The Power of Notions / Notions of Power was first staged in various parts of the NUS Museum, enlivening the museum space and reinventing the audience’s relationship with history and identity.

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Playwrights: Christine Chong, Lucas Ho, Daniel Koh, Cheryl Lee, Laremy Lee, Alissa Rode
Directed by: Claire Wong
Curator: Huzir Sulaiman

Producer & Production Designer: Claire Wong
Production Stage Manager: Ng Hui Ling
Assistant Stage Manager & Set Decorator: Choo Min Min

Crew: Sriharsha Bhat
Publicity & Marketing Managers: Laremy Lee, Lucas Ho
Photographer: Jovian Lim
Programme Designer: Studio Wong Huzir

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Karen Tan
Darius Tan
Daniel Jenkins
Noorlinah Mohamed
Karina Sindicich
Biwa Mastura
Sabrina Sng
Leow Xiao Tang
Ethan Chia
Mare Valentine Chia
Bright Ong
Rodney Oliveiro

(Source: Synopsis from Checkpoint Theatre Website and Credits from Checkpoint Theatre Programme)

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The programme is kept simple, a thick yellow border with the programme details and a picture of a keris that is laid on a wooden frame with the title written on it.
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