Classic British farce & satire about rules
WITH the Singapore Repertory Theatre's recent reputation for bringing in the blockbuster plays, its Made in Singapore platform last weekend was a welcome addition to the local playwriting scene. Made in Singapore was a double bill: A Wedding, a Funeral & Lucky, the Fish by Dora Tan and Stand Behind the Yellow Line by Michelle Tan.
Both were very stylistically different plays, even if they presented intrinsic Singaporean qualities given the charac…
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