PERFORMANCE WRITING (P/W) TRACK
PERFORMANCE MAKING (P/M) TRACK
Akanksha Raja | Alfonse Chiu | Amanda Leong | Casidhe Ng | Jaclyn Chong |
Ke Weiliang | Lim Si Qi | Loh An Lin | Teo Xiao Ting | Valerie Lim |
PERFORMANCE MAKING (P/M) TRACK
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AKANKSHA RAJA (P/W) Akanksha Raja is an arts writer from Singapore with a background in arts and cultural management. She is currently Assistant Editor at ArtsEquator. |
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AMANDA LEONG (P/W) - BIO COMING SOON - |
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CASIDHE NG (P/W) Casidhe Ng is a budding writer, performer and consumer of art, having graduated from the School of the Arts, Singapore in 2015. He has since written theatre reviews for Centre 42 over a period of two years, and dance reviews for The Flying Inkpot as part of their Critics’ Circle in 2014. His work has also been part of the literary magazine OFZOOS. Aside from attending performances, he enjoys reading, swimming and watching films. He is especially appreciative of works put up by young and developing collectives as well as performances that push boundaries in theatre and art. |
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KE WEILIANG (P/W) Ke Weiliang is a Saikang Warrior in the Singapore arts scene. He is particularly fascinated by things that challenge the authority of binaries, including (but not limited to) ‘good’ versus ‘bad’, ‘right’ versus ‘wrong’ and ‘male’ versus ‘female’. Weiliang believes that sharing is not just caring, but also empowering. He maintains a no-frills listing of Singapore theatre productions, which can be accessed via http://bit.ly/sgtheatrecalendar. |
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VALERIE LIM (P/W) Valerie’s interest in reviewing dance led her to be part of a mentorship programme organised by The Flying Inkpot in 2014 and the Arts House Dance Critic Mentorship Programme in 2015. Before pursuing her B.A. (hons.) Dance at LASALLE, she worked on an Honours Thesis at National University of Singapore that examined how dance has been used as a political tool in Singapore. Valerie has performed in galleries and collaborated with artists from music, visual arts, film, fashion, and media arts. As part of her dissertation at LASALLE, Valerie presented a multi-disciplinary immersive performance that invited audiences to confront their mortality. |