My Mother Buys Condoms (2016)

By Charlotte, 3 July, 2021
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Sex and star-crossed love are domains reserved for the young… aren’t they? That’s what Maggie, a retired school teacher, has always believed. But everything Maggie had come to assume and accept about her life changes when she agrees to teach Raju, an air-con repairman, how to read.

As their relationship blossoms into an unconventional romance, those close to Maggie begin to question her behaviour, morals and choices. Nora, her best friend, claims that she no longer recognises her. Wilfred, her son, is outraged. Only Gwen, Maggie’s daughter, seems to understand, but she has secrets of her own.

A romantic comedy that puts a cheeky spin on active ageing, Helmi Yusof’s first play challenges society’s attitudes towards sex and senior citizens. Inspiring and empowering, My Mother Buys Condoms challenges audiences to re-evaluate the freedom to love for those who may no longer be young in body, but remain young at heart.

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Lok Meng Chue, Remesh Panicker, Elnie S. Mashari, Joshua Lim, Seong Hui Xian

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Playwright: Helmi Yusof
Director: Ivan Heng

Set Designer: Wong Chee Wai
Lighting Designer: Petrina Dawn Tan

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Composer: Julian Wong
Flute: Rit Xu
Percussion: Riduan Zalani
Mixing: Shah Tahir

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Producer: Tony Trickett
Production Manager: Xu Xin'En
Production Co-ordinators: Deena Shaqinah & Sai Sandhya Silvalingam
Production Assistant: Augustina Ongah
Technical Manager: Terence Lau
Stage Manager: Justina Khoo
Assistant Stage Manager: Anne Lee

Stage Assistant: Pamela Goh
Show Technicians:
Chua Yi Han
Fazree Azharie
Foo Cher Siang
Lim Rui Cong
Muhammad Kamarul Ariffin
Muhd Nur Izzuddin
Muhammad Radhi Bin Ramli
Peh Choon Hup
Brian Teo Hao Long

Props Mistress: Sheryl Woo
Props Assistant: Jessy Choo
Wardrobe Manager & Co-ordinator: Theresa Chan
Dresser: Lauren Ann Seow
Production Interns: Bryan Lo & Nay Lynn Thant

(Source: Wild Rice Programme)

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The programme shows an older female figure dressed in pink, wearing a white hat and sunglasses, while looking to the side, and holding onto a box. The title appears in the middle in white and blue font.
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