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Memories Lost and Found
Reignite your senses in a storytelling performance that brings treasured memories to life through Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) and English.
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Mon, 23 Mar 2026
Mon, 23 Mar 2026
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Mon, 23 Mar 2026: 6:45 pm,7:45 pm
Esplanade Concourse
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Hello, How Do You Move?
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Memories Lost and Found | Foreword 2026 | Free | Yuki Neoh, Cheryl Ho, Rachel Nip, Hello, How Do You Move? | Hello, How Do You Move? | Event
Esplanade Presents

Memories Lost and Found

Hello, How Do You Move? (Singapore)
Foreword 2026TheatreStorytelling
23 Mar 2026
Esplanade Concourse
30mins (No Intermission)
Free
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Synopsis

Every experience becomes a memory stored away. Some memories disappear and others change over time. But we write to remember — so that one day we can find them again.  

 

Performed in English and Singapore Sign Language (SgSL), artists Yuki Neoh, Cheryl Ho and Rachel Nip share texts and poems that unlock memories that celebrate the joys and lessons of life.  

Language

Singapore Sign Language, English

Access Needs

Singapore Sign Language Interpretation

Artist Information

Artists

Date & Time

Time
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Time6:45 PM
VenueEsplanade Concourse
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Singapore Sign Language Interpretation
Time7:45 PM
VenueEsplanade Concourse
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Singapore Sign Language Interpretation

Language

Singapore Sign Language, English

Access Needs

Singapore Sign Language Interpretation
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