A Wedding, A Funeral & Lucky, the Fish (2014)

7 March 2014 – 9 March 2014 @ DBS Arts Centre

Synopsis

When Seraphina brings Alistair, her ang moh boyfriend, to Singapore, he thinks they’re just having a cup of tea. Little does he know that he will be participating in his own wedding tea ceremony! But when the couple arrives, Sera makes a discovery so shocking its revelation would certainly stop the wedding! One by one, Xin Ru her sister, Alistair and Ma make the same discovery and for their own reasons, no one reveals. Absurd, funny and poignant, A Wedding, A Funeral & Lucky, the Fish will surely make you laugh because the alternative is a truth too bitter to swallow.

Cast: Amy Cheng, Isabella Chiam, Catherine Sng, Daniel Jenkins

Playwright: Dora Tan
Director: Samantha Scott-Blackhall

Production Designer: Wong Chee Wai
Lighting & Media Designer: Genevieve Peck
Sound Designer: Guo Ningru

(Source: Singapore Repertory Theatre Website)


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credits

Dora Tan
Playwright
Wong Chee Wai
Production Designer
Genevieve Peck
Lighting Designer, Multimedia Designer

artefacts

A Wedding, A Funeral and Lucky, the Fish & Stand Behind the Yellow Line (2014), Review
Two for Tomorrow The SRT has brought together two very different original plays with probing themes and with the aid of a professional team, these have been successfully realized on stage In a refreshing break from its typically Western-centric programming, the SRT has dedicated the next two months to not one, not two, but three original Singaporean plays under its Stage Two wing. The first two plays under this "Made in Singapore" banner, A Wedding, A Funeral and Lucky, the Fish and 
Naeem Kapadia
Reviewed: 9 March 2014