F4t Kids Are Harder To Kidnap (2016)

19 February 2016 – 21 February 2016 @ The Arts House

Synopsis

31 plays in an hour, you decide the order!

Get Ready for The SG50+1 Edition!!!!! All NEW plays!!!!!

Since 2008, Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap has been entertaining audiences with our quirky observations and wacky take on current affairs.

As always, we try our best to fit 31 plays in an hour, but you decide the order!

This show, created by Singapore theatre group How Drama, isn't afraid to tackle the hard issues: technology, cab drivers, secret agents, old school terrorism, math and more math.

All new 31 plays!

Written by: Jeremy Au Yong, Melissa Sim and the cast
Directed by: Melissa Sim and Ross Nasir

Actors: Ross Lynnvalle, Pavan J Singh, Nicholas Bloodworth, Benedict Hew, Carina Christiana

(Source: How Drama Facebook)


credits

Jeremy Au Yong
Playwright
Melissa Sim
Playwright, Director
Ross Nasir
Director
Ross Lynnvalle
Playwright, Cast
Pavan J Singh
Playwright, Cast
Nicholas Bloodworth
Playwright, Cast
Benedict Hew
Playwright, Cast
Carina Christiana
Playwright, Cast

artefacts

F4t Kids Are Harder To Kidnap (2016), Review
F4t Kids are Harder to Kidnap The tone of F4t Kids Are Harder to Kidnap is set the moment you enter the Play Den. The beanbag chairs and the simple black and white programme book, which the cast calls a “menu”, clues the audience in on that this will be “casual viewing”. While the audience streams in, local musical duo the Glad Stones warms up the stage with some original pieces. When the cast steps on stage, it is clear from the smiles from the audience that their energy is infectious. 
Alisa Maya Ravindran
Reviewed: 21 February 2016