Singapore Theatre Festival
In 2006, W!ld Rice was the principal inaugurator of the first Singapore Theatre Festival, held in August, a biannual month-long festival of Singapore-created plays. Joining W!ld Rice in the Festival were TheatreWworks, Spell #7, Dramabox and The Theatre Practice.
Non-theatre related activists who spoke at the forums included gay activist Alex Au and Workers' Party of Singapore Chair Sylvia Lim.
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