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DATE
5 MAY 2011, THU -
7 MAY 2011, SAT
7 MAY 2011, SAT
TIME
8pm
(2hrs 15mins, including intermission)
(2hrs 15mins, including intermission)
VENUE
Theatre Studio
PRICE
$25
Concessions: Concessions for students, NSF and senior citizens: $16
Concessions: Concessions for students, NSF and senior citizens: $16


SYNOPSIS
A small circus is facing bankruptcy but a renowned chemical company offers the performers a lifeline – endorse their products and kick-start a big advertising campaign, performing all over the country. One condition: the mentally handicapped girl, Eli, adopted by the circus, must be put in a home. Big dilemma: Eli is sick from birth due to a historic environmental disaster caused by the same chemical company.
Silence. Cold winter night. Eli asks circus clown Jojo to tell a story. Boom!
All the circus performers are whirled into a Tomorrow Land of enchanting make-belief and imagined alter-egos where good is pitted fervently against evil.
The JUGGLING begins….love, hate, idealism, pragmatism, anarchy, authority, freedom, control, dreamscape, reality, momentary, never-ending.
All the circus performers are whirled into a Tomorrow Land of enchanting make-belief and imagined alter-egos where good is pitted fervently against evil.
The JUGGLING begins….love, hate, idealism, pragmatism, anarchy, authority, freedom, control, dreamscape, reality, momentary, never-ending.
This unique Singaporean staging of The Juggler’s Tale (first time in Asia), marries creative energies from seven nationalities in the whimsical world of the celebrated German playwright, Michael Ende. With award-winning Singaporean designers onboard, this production promises to be a spell-binding theatrical experience to charm all audiences, young and old, surpassing cultural and linguistic differences.
Join us in this whirlwind of human relationships, corporate brainwashing and individual core values. Be touched by a simple yet complex tale of universal love that transcends all obstacles.
Join us in this whirlwind of human relationships, corporate brainwashing and individual core values. Be touched by a simple yet complex tale of universal love that transcends all obstacles.
Performance will be in English, Mandarin and Japanese with Bisaya and Chinese dialects.
EXPLORATIONS
Find out more about the works being performed. Join us in an informal post-performance talk by the director and artists on Fri 6 May.




