5 FRESH AND PIPING HOT MUSICALS
SPREAD OUT OVER 3 NIGHTS Playden @ Arts House, Old Parliament
24th June 2005, FridayHeartstringsDon't Say I Do
25th June 2005, SaturdayDragon TalesBoom Baby Boom (PG)
26th June 2005, SundayLost In Transit
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Show Dates
24th June 2005, Friday
Heartstrings
A tale about making choices and facing the consequences of those choices. Alfred is an aging violinist who had irresponsibly given up his ex-lover, Sylvia years ago in favor of pursuing a musical career. When Sylvia returns with a request for Alfred to mentor a promising young violinist, Matthew, Alfred realizes that he has to face up to his ghosts from the past once again... [
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Director: Paul Hannon Book: Jack Tan Music: Sean Wong
Don't Say I Do
A romantic comdey about a scheming woman, her ex-lover and a beancurd stall. When Joyce, a wedding planner, realizes that the next wedding she is planning is for her former lover, Jon and his Fiancée, Rain, she sets out to sabotage the wedding and snatch what was rightfully hers... [
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Director: Paul Hannon & Justin Kan Book: Justin Kan Music: Justin Kan
25th June 2005, Saturday
Boom Baby Boom
Originally read as a play for TheatreWorks's 2003 Greenhouse Programme, it has now become a sexy musical comedy. And it promises to have even more wacky and entertaining antics to keep you laughing till the very end. the birth rate is falling rapidly and the ministry has decided to introduce the ultimate weapon. But what is the Weapon? [
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Director: Peggy Ferroa & Lynn Yang Book: Andrew KP Leong Music: Ken Lyen
Dragon Tales
This family musical is a flamboyant retelling of the Chinese Zodiac. When the Emperor decides to conduct a re-race, cheating and mad-cap action follows as every animal tries to outwin one another. Who will re-emerge the victor? [
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Director: Peggy Ferroa Book: Ng Sween San Music: Bang Wenfu
26th June 2005, Sunday
Lost In Transit
When village girl Mia goes to the city to become a singer, she ends up getting entrapped by her sleazy promoter Robert. Will her ex-boyfriend come to her rescue despite of the things she has done? As what her grandmother has aptly put it, Mia was simply "Lost in Transit"... [
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Director: Adrian Tan Book: Stella Kon Music: Desmond Moey