30 May – 1 Jun 2025

DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre at Esplanade

45mins (No Intermission)

Free

This event is over.

Synopsis

In Sotong Games, a playful and heartfelt performance by the Lah Meh-Lions and ScRach MarcS, three quirky characters—Tina Tuna, Lionel Teo Soon Hock, and Muhd Hafish bin Tilapia—attempt to reconnect with each other and their audience through the joy of games. The show begins with a nostalgic admiration of Singapore’s iconic Merlion but soon turns into a lighthearted debate about digital distractions, work-life balance, and the importance of fun.

Credits
Director: Isabella Chiam

Scriptwriter: Candice de Rozario

Music Director & Arranger: August Lum

Costume Designer: Loo An Ni

Performers: Candice de Rozario, Andrew Marko, Rino Junior John

Choreographer: ScRach MarcS

Production Manager: Marilyn Chew

Stage Manager: Teo Li Lin

Lighting Designer: Darren Lee

Advisory

This performance uses strobe lighting.

No tickets will be issued. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Language

English

Artist Information

Artists

Date & Time

Time

Venue

Info

Access Needs

Time8:15 PM

VenueDBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre at Esplanade

Info—

Access Needs

Our Sponsors

Advisory

This performance uses strobe lighting.

No tickets will be issued. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Language

English

Explore Offstage

More to Explore

Explore Offstage

Read

From Spectators to Collaborators

How performers build trust with audiences in real time

Theatre

Read

Beyond the Big Top: How Circuses Balance Tradition and Innovation

A granddaughter of circus artists reflects on the scene’s evolution in Singapore

Family and ChildrenTheatre

Read

Zarina Muhammad: A Girl in Ghosts and Trees

An invitation to slow down, experience rituals anew

TheatreVisual Arts

Explore Offstage

More to Explore

Explore Offstage

Read

From Spectators to Collaborators

How performers build trust with audiences in real time

Theatre

Read

Beyond the Big Top: How Circuses Balance Tradition and Innovation

A granddaughter of circus artists reflects on the scene’s evolution in Singapore

Family and ChildrenTheatre

Read

Zarina Muhammad: A Girl in Ghosts and Trees

An invitation to slow down, experience rituals anew

TheatreVisual Arts

Frequently Asked Questions

View All

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when a performance is cancelled or postponed?

When a show is cancelled, ticket buyers will be duly notified by the event organiser primarily via email. You may also be notified through the event organiser's authorised ticketing agent, media or any other applicable communication channels. Information will be provided on where and when you can get your refund. For postponed performances for which the date of the new performance is known, refunds are optional.

For free programmes, any cancellations or postponements will be updated on the event website and/or relevant official communication channels. As no tickets are issued, refunds do not apply.

What happens if it rains during the event?

Can I take photos or record a video during a performance?

For indoor performances, photography and video recording are generally not allowed during the show unless stated otherwise by the promoters or artists.

For performances at public spaces, such as those at the Concourse and DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre, photography and casual video recording are generally allowed for personal use. Please be mindful not to use flash, obstruct others, or disrupt the performance. Some programmes may still restrict recording based on artist requirements, so please follow on-site announcements or staff instructions.

Do I have to purchase a ticket for my child

Can I eat or drink during the show?

Generally, food and drinks are not permitted inside the venue. It depends on the venue as well. For some shows, you may bring food and drinks purchased at the foyer bars at the Concert Hall or Theatre into the venues. For shows at the Annexe Studio, where there is a bar in the venue, eating or drinking is no issue.

For outdoor programmes, food and drinks are typically allowed unless otherwise stated. However, we encourage audiences to be mindful of the performance environment and dispose of waste responsibly. Restrictions may apply depending on the specific event setup, so please refer to the event listing for details.

View All