Feed Your Imagination (F.Y.I) offers both primary and secondary school students a series of high quality productions by local arts groups such as ACT 3 Theatrics,
MI Arts Ltd, Players Theatre, Sri Warisan, I-Theatre and many more.
The aim of F.Y.I is for all students to experience the delights of live theatre, dance and art, and make the arts an integral part of their lives.
Each F.Y.I performance includes a guided tour around Esplanade, and an activity kit for each student to enable learning to continue even after the performance has ended.
F.Y.I is held as part of the National Art’s Council Arts Education Programme (NAC-AEP) that aims to develop initiatives that advocate the value and importance of arts education. It connects arts community with the education sector and supports the professional development of arts educators and arts education providers.
- Tickets: $20
- Concessions: Schools are able to use the TOTE Board Arts Grant subsidy of up to 60% (excluding GST) of the ticket price.
- For every 20 student tickets purchased per performance, one complimentary teacher ticket will be issued. For every 100 tickets purchased of the same show title, five additional complimentary tickets will be issued for the same production. Complimentary ticket offer is only available if the purchases are made in a single transaction for the same show title.
- Ticket prices exclude $1 SISTIC booking fee
- All bookings will have to be done online via www.esplanade.com/fyi
- Performance timings indicated below INCLUDE the 60-min Esplanade Tour. The tour will either be conducted before, or after the performance. Schools, which have attended F.Y.I performances before may request, in writing, to forgo the tours.
For more information on FYI programmes, please contact Ms Luanne Poh
at 6828 8273 or email pluanne@esplanade.com.
For enquiries pertaining to booking of shows, please call 6828 8389 or email boxoffice@esplanade.com.
2010 Programme Line-up |
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Run Run Run
by:NeNeMas
17 - 19 May 2010
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| Kindness is not just about giving up the seat to an elderly or a pregnant woman. It is putting yourself in somebody else’s shoe and being considerate. No man is an island, but in this hectic and stressful society, people tend to be self-centred, impatient and indifferent to the people around them.
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More Gems from Treasury of Singapore Tales: Radin Mas & Parameswara
by:ACT 3 Theatrics
28 Jun – 2 Jul 2010
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| Kampong Radin Mas was once a small Malay village located on the foothills
of Mount Faber in Telok Blangah. Do you know the legend and how it came to be of prominence? |
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Mercury
by:Paper Monkey
20 - 22nd July 2010
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| Based on the true story of what happened at Minamata, Mercury is a story of how villagers’ lives of a small simple quiet village get better when a big cooperation came and built a big factory there. |
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Clever Monkey Sebung
by:Gamelan SingaMurti
13 - 14 Sep 2010
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| This colourful dance-drama tells the story of a gamelan ensemble that is busily preparing for an important temple anniversary in a small village in Bali. Watch as the musicians transform into a tribe of monkeys and learn to chant “kecak”. Beware, however, of the evil witch, who tries to disrupt the preparations. In the end, a balance between good and evil is restored and the village rejoices in a successful ceremony, rich with music, dance, colourful offerings, and more! |
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Intro to Chinese Music: Woodwind Instruments
by:Arts Sphere Chamber Ensemble
15 – 16 Sep 2010
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| Featuring narration, visual projection and traditional Chinese woodwind instruments including dizi, guanzi, sheng, and suona, the ensemble recounts the popular Asian folklore, The Sisters Island. |
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In collaboration with Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay,
with support from the National Arts Council
