Ming is a little boy with a BIG imagination! Things come alive around him when he transforms everyday objects into extraordinary items.
One day he meets a karung guni collector whose superpower is to reuse and recycle. Together, they save the world one void deck at a time, looking out for their neighbours and bringing back the kampung spirit.
Watch as Ming becomes the neighbourhood’s not-so-little superhero, transforming forgotten things into treasures and always lending a helping hand.
Adapted from the book Karung Guni Boy by Lorraine Tan, illustrated by Eric Wong, published by Epigram Books.
A programme of 60 Connections – At Home and Afar, a year-long season of Singapore stories and international collaborations in celebration of SG60.
PIP Says
This is a text-based performance where children discover the joy of building warm, positive relationships with the people around them. By learning to listen and lend a helping hand, children learn the value of helping others, embracing diversity, and fostering meaningful relationships through simple, kind actions.
Production Credits
Director: Jeremy Leong
Playwright: Tay Inn, Jean
Sound & Music Designer: Vick Low
Songwriter & Vocal Coach: Claris Tan
Set Designer: Grace Lin
Lighting Designer: Ema Saleh
Puppet Maker: Frankie M. (Mascots & Puppets Specialist)
Costume Designer: Theresa Chan
Props Designer: Didier Ng
Performers: Lim Jun De, Loh Shu Hui Elizabeth, Zac Denver Lee, Odelia, R. Chandran
Understudy: Genevieve Tan, Fadhil Daud
Production Manager: Athena Roxanne Tan
Stage Manager: Deena Shaqinah Nor Othman
Assistant Stage Manager: Lee Boon Gee Brenda