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Nathan Hartono, Benjamin Kheng, Inch Chua, Tabitha Nauser and Andrew Marko are five of Singapore's best and brightest young musicians. They're coming together to sing some popular hits and classics for The Jam, a one-night-only fundraising concert for one of the country's best theatre companies, Pangdemonium.
Over the years Pangdemonium, led by husband-wife team Adrian and Tracie Pang, has staged some memorable plays and musicals, including Next To Normal, Little Voice and Rent. Earlier this year, its play Falling swept four awards at the M1-The Straits Times Life Theatre Awards, including Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress.
Every purchase of a ticket will help the company carry out its mission to create quality theatre. Pangdemonium is a registered charity with IPC status.
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