U PING PING, I PIANG PIANG
Synopsis
Performance doesn’t always have to be an elaborate endeavour. In fact, more often than not, magic happens in the fleeting, in-between moments of play, spontaneity and chance.
Come watch Lynette Quek and Neo Jialing interact with everyday items—including, but not limited to: a toy piano, plastic trumpet, aluminium foil, barrier tape, parchment paper, satay sticks—to make music/ noise, chaos/ choreography. We’ll let you decide. ;)
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