Divine Soap
The production that I have been busy with, for the first time with Tiramisu in a theatre piece. Its a must watch, a Bangsawan remix, a fantastic cast with guest appearence by Kumar.
National Museum of Singapore presents
DIVINE SOAP
by Cake Theatrical Productions
Written by Haresh Sharma
Directed by Natalie Hennedige
Performed by Fared Jainal, Najib Soiman (bijaN), Noorlinah Mohamed, Peter Sau & Siti Khalijah
Also performed by Kumar
Music performed by Tiramisu & Philip Tan
Music directed by Philip Tan
Lighting design by Suven Chan
Set design by Hella Chan
Creative by Nicholas Chee, David Lee & Natalie Hennedige
A brand new show by Cake Theatrical Productions that takes a comically crazy look at the once-comatose artform known
as Bangsawan. This original play will tell stories from the past with a generous dash of humour from the present.
A young handsome king meets a beautiful mysterious young woman. They instantly fall in love. However, she agrees to
marry him only if he asks no questions – about her history. After much merry-making, they have a child. When he is
pressed by ‘society’, he has no choice but to question her. Snap. Double snap. And she’s gone.
Divine Soap presents the story of a Bangsawan, as it was told in the past. It also sheds light on the trials and tribulations
faced by these troupes as they struggle to hang on to their traditions while keeping with the times.
With a buffet of elaborate costumes, ‘special efx’, painted 2-D backdrops, stock comic characters, dance, music and fight
sequences, there’s plenty to savour and delight in.
Get clean. Get cleansed. Soap has never been so divine.
Date & Time:
2 & 3 December 2006, 3.00pm & 8.30pm
Venue:
Gallery Theatre, National Museum
Ticket Price:
$28
Tickets are on sale from 1 November (Counter sales) and 8 Nov (Internet bookings)
National Museum Box Office:
Stamford Visitor Services Counter from 10am - 8pm
Canning Visitor Services Counter from 10am - 5pm
Online Booking from 8 Nov 2006: www.nationalmuseum.sg
For ticketing information, please call (65) 6332 3659 or visit www.nationalmuseum.sg
For general enquiries, please call (65) 6332 5642
National Museum of Singapore presents
DIVINE SOAP
by Cake Theatrical Productions
Written by Haresh Sharma
Directed by Natalie Hennedige
Performed by Fared Jainal, Najib Soiman (bijaN), Noorlinah Mohamed, Peter Sau & Siti Khalijah
Also performed by Kumar
Music performed by Tiramisu & Philip Tan
Music directed by Philip Tan
Lighting design by Suven Chan
Set design by Hella Chan
Creative by Nicholas Chee, David Lee & Natalie Hennedige
A brand new show by Cake Theatrical Productions that takes a comically crazy look at the once-comatose artform known
as Bangsawan. This original play will tell stories from the past with a generous dash of humour from the present.
A young handsome king meets a beautiful mysterious young woman. They instantly fall in love. However, she agrees to
marry him only if he asks no questions – about her history. After much merry-making, they have a child. When he is
pressed by ‘society’, he has no choice but to question her. Snap. Double snap. And she’s gone.
Divine Soap presents the story of a Bangsawan, as it was told in the past. It also sheds light on the trials and tribulations
faced by these troupes as they struggle to hang on to their traditions while keeping with the times.
With a buffet of elaborate costumes, ‘special efx’, painted 2-D backdrops, stock comic characters, dance, music and fight
sequences, there’s plenty to savour and delight in.
Get clean. Get cleansed. Soap has never been so divine.
Date & Time:
2 & 3 December 2006, 3.00pm & 8.30pm
Venue:
Gallery Theatre, National Museum
Ticket Price:
$28
Tickets are on sale from 1 November (Counter sales) and 8 Nov (Internet bookings)
National Museum Box Office:
Stamford Visitor Services Counter from 10am - 8pm
Canning Visitor Services Counter from 10am - 5pm
Online Booking from 8 Nov 2006: www.nationalmuseum.sg
For ticketing information, please call (65) 6332 3659 or visit www.nationalmuseum.sg
For general enquiries, please call (65) 6332 5642
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