Dawn is a Fourth year TS major, tackling her Honours modules alongside scheduling and attending rehearsals. Her foray into theatre has brought her many new experiences, some of which include traveling to Shanghai for her school’s previous play production of The West Wing and also performing in a devised piece, ‘Hush’ for SDEA’s Celebrate Drama! 2008 Festival. Her stint at stage managing has given her a vital insight into the mechanisms of theatre production, and has upped her appreciation for the backstage crew. She hopes to go into writing for the arts in the near future, a combination of her two passions.

Jasmine’s passion for theatre was first developed when she was given opportunities to act and even direct for her church drama performances. Currently a third year shared major in Communications & New Media and Theatre Studies, she has always desired to be part of a professional production crew and is proud and grateful to be given this opportunity to serve as a Production Manager in this play production. She hopes to learn as much as she can with regards to theatre production from this experience and wishes to be able to pursue future careers in production and even stage work in the local theatre one day.

Currently studying her final semester as a third year Theatre Studies major, Yong Huay found her passion for the arts when she was in JC. She joined the Dance Society (2004-2005) and performed for various events and competitions including SYF in 2005. She continued her pursuit by joining the NUS Dance Ensemble and performed in their annual showcases "Evocation" and "The Next Wave" concert series (2007-2008). She also took up stage managing assignments with CFA this March and would like to pursuit stage managing in local theatre scene when she graduates. She is happy to be part of this "soul" production.

To date, Ginny has zero experience in theatre. Thus, she is taking this opportunity to learn everything and anything that comes her way. She’s quite like a sponge actually - highly absorbent. Being a shared major in Communications & New Media and Theatre Studies, her Communications background has been helpful in prepping her for the production. The production has been an eye-opener for her and she perpetually fascinates herself with the dynamic nature of this field. When she graduates this May, she wants to do her part for the growing arts scene in Singapore.
Currently in the third year of her Theatre Studies major in NUS, Deborah's interest in theatre extends out of conventional plays and musicals, into audio tours of the city landscape such as Desire Paths by spell#7, cultural performances of the region, and rock concerts. In terms of performing in theatrical events, Deborah has had prior experience having won the silver award for drama in the Singapore Youth Festival in` 2001, as well as having participated in the National Day Parade in 2004. Deborah derives her inspiration for her designs mainly from concerts she has watched in Japan, and hopes in the future to use her artistic skills in promoting these concerts she loves so much to the world.


Currently a third-year Theatre Studies Major, Nadia's interest lies mostly in the technical and design aspects of the theatre. Past credits include NUS Play Production: The West Wing (Set Designer; 2008), Short+Sweet Mandarin 10 - "No Where ,Now Here" (Cast; 2008), ACS(I) Festival of Art 08 (Set Designer; 2008) and SDEA's Celebrate Drama! - Hush (Set Designer, Cast; 2008). Nadia is awakened every morning with devout thanksgiving for her family and friends, the old and the new, and also for the wonderful opportunities that have come along her way. She would love to further pursue theatre-tech after graduation. She is happy to be involved in this production and will strive to learn, improve and create imaginations into reality.
A Theatre Studies and Drama Major currently in her final year, Farah has been fascinated by the spectacle of theatre since young. She began performing onstage since kindergarten and discovered a passion for design and costume while preparing for her A’Level Theatre Studies and Drama individual skill evaluation at Victoria Junior College. Her past experiences also include gaining expertise in the art of improv during TheatreSport2005, held by the Singapore Drama Educators Association, and co-directing DownstageLeft’s entry into the annual Pesta Peti Putih organized by Teater Ekamatra in 2007. In her free time, Farah loves photography and is a part-time Assistant Teacher in various Speech and Drama companies for the past couple of years. She cherishes the experience gained from this production and hopes to further her career in early childhood education while sustaining her involvement in the arts after graduation.