W!LD RICE - Productions

Productions

  • 2000
    • Emily of Emerald Hill
  • 2001
    • Blithe Spirit
    • The Woman In A Tree On The Hill
    • An Occasional Orchid
    • The Coffin Is Too Big For The Hole, No Parking On Odd Days
  • 2002
    • Boeing-Boeing
    • Ang Tau Mui
    • Animal Farm
  • 2003
    • CINDEREL-LAH!
    • The Eleanor Wong Trilogy - Invitation to Treat
  • 2004
    • Landmarks: Asian Boys Vol.2
    • For The Pleasure Of Seeing Her Again
    • The Visit Of The Tai Tai
    • Aladdin
  • 2005
    • Second Link: The Singapore-Malaysia Text Exchange
    • Oi! Sleeping Beauty
    • Boeing-Boeing
  • 2006
    • Inaugural Singapore Theatre Festival
    • Homesick
    • The Silence of the Kittens
    • The Campaign to Confer the Public Service Star on JBJ
    • Second Link: The Singapore-Malaysia Text Exchange
    • The Magic Fundoshi
    • Jack and the Beansprout
  • 2007
    • Blithe Spirit (play)|Blithe Spirit
    • Happy Endings: Asian Boys Vol. 3
    • Beauty World
    • The Campaign to Conger the Public Service Star on JBJ
  • 2008
    • OCBC-Wi!LDRICE Singapore Theatre Festival
    • The Swordfish, Then The Concubine
    • The Last Temptation of Sir Stamford Raffles
    • Apocalypse Live!
    • Magdelena
    • Angelism
    • Tree Duets
    • Own Time Own Target
    • Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

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