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Just one more week till we open 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞!

We’ve released a handful of seats in Balcony 1 for the 7:30pm performances on 1 and 2 June — get them before they’re all snapped up and we sell out! Don’t miss these young theatre talents from the ninth cohort of our Young & Wild ensemble 🔥

Link to tickets in our bio!

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👥 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 [R18]
📆 30 May to 2 June 2024
📍 The Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre @ Wild Rice, Funan Mall

For patrons aged 18 and above

Written by Joel Tan
Directed by Edith Podesta
Performed by Young & Wild (Class of 2024) — Alia Alkaff, Kysha Ashreen, Preksha Banerjee, Danica Elisha Chan, Elle Cheng Li Ling, Fiona Chua, Cheryl Lee, Phua Yao Ting (YT), León Saint Claire, See Kai Wen, S Shivaane, E-Wen Theo Tan, Glad Tan, Ann Teo Rui En, Audrey Teong, Clement Yeo & Yeo Yong Kang

An earthquake in Japan reverberates in the lives of a host of otherwise unconnected people, each negotiating in some way the deep gulf of human loneliness and longing.

𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 connects a kaleidoscope of characters in scenes that range from the tragic to the comically absurd: a kooky professor obsesses over a call from a handsome stranger; a heartbroken handphone salesman finds comfort in the legendary Monkey God; a palliative care nurse deals with the ward’s most unpleasant patient; a young lover stares down into the depths below the Brooklyn Bridge.

Tense, lyrical and full of heart, 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 explores that age-old question: how deeply, really, do we dare to be known by someone else?

In this exhilarating new production of Joel Tan’s funny and moving play, 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞 shines a spotlight on Young & Wild, the ninth cohort of Wild Rice’s award-winning youth ensemble. Under the guidance and direction of acclaimed theatre-maker Edith Podesta, this exciting company of young actors takes centre stage to guide us through the aftershocks – exploring just what it means, and what it takes, to survive a seismic change in the world around us.

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Happy #RacialHarmonyDay Singapore 🇸🇬💕 For all of those who studied locally, we remember our schools racial harmony day festivities - dressing up in traditional wear, sharing snacks and home cooked food, and fun performances put on by our peers. All well and good. But recent events have been peeling back the layers of what racial harmony really means in Singapore. To commemorate this year's RHD, PEONY asked some of our non-Chinese Singaporeans: what racial harmony would look like in an ideal world. The first two posts are now live at PEONY:Online. Link in bio 🌸
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#repost because we made a careless error while crediting one of our contributors (misspelled name).

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Also, who says sops have to be princesses. We learnt that we can be rebels. 😌

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24072015// Actively participated in this year's sports day by partying to the music at the spectators seat and taking lots of pictures 💃🏃 my loves im so thankful for all of you 💕💕 ((tags simpler than usual ))

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