This is a snazzy musical comedy by Wild Rice Ltd coming up in November and December 2009 and I will be performing in it! PS: This is a Singaporean remake of the classic fairytale. More details soon. Meanwhile, look at www.sistic.com.sg for all the official details. (:

And while you are still at this page, check out an animation series which I voice-overed for. The series is called "The CutOut Family", and I'm the voice of Susie (the girl in yellow). Here is a link to one of the videos:

http://www.klik.tv/videos/view/4a8e0239-8940-4c92-a6e6-6c02ac11033d

Ooh I havent been here in a while. So... I've been up to a little bit of fun stuff yea.

I did a short theatre play in June, part of the 2009 Singapore Short & Sweet Festival. It was good fun, plus there were many other plays in the line up so the dressing room and atmosphere in general was really great and cosy. Here is a pic of the massiveee cast!



Also, I've been filming the whole of June and July for a very exciting drama series coming out in January 2010 on Okto Channel. We kinda wrapped shoot about 2 weeks ago, so I'm still buzzing from post-production euphoria. More details up in the next 2 months! (: this show will definitely kick some ass on screens so watch out!!

i've finally got down to uploading some SCOOPS! and Singapore Love Letters photos. some of my favs here, the rest in the 2 albums.

SCOOPS hosts:
 


terrorizing the director on the 1st day of shoot! haha my first time driving (:


lea salonga interview:


GORGEOUS butterfly backdrop @ the peranakan museum


Ah Hock & Audrey onstage during Singapore Love Letters:


one big happy dressing room family:


the monster strikes!! (the monster also touching up her makeup hahaha):


casablanca-esque:
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emo shot:

I will be in a double bill which opens next week! I'm very excited. This is my first professional production. Whoohoo.

Singapore Love Letters, Action Theatre




ACTION Theatre in collaboration with
National Museum of Singapore proudly presents
 
SINGAPORE LOVE LETTERS

An evening of two original new plays
inspired by real love letters and true historical events
 
5 to 15 February 2009
Gallery Theatre @ National Museum
8pm daily plus 3pm on Sat & Sun
No performance on Mon

starring TAN KHENG HUA   CASEY LIM   CONAN CHOONG   GLORY NGIM
written by DESMOND SIM   directed by SAMANTHA SCOTT-BLACKHALL
set & multimedia designs, installation by BRIAN GOTHONG TAN
conceptualized & produced by EKACHAI UEKRONGTHAM

World Premieres of 2 Original New Plays

"Wife #11" is a nostalgic, funny and moving play that unveils
an untold love story set in the 1920's about a charismatic polygamist
and what happens after he marries his 11th wife!
Inspired by true historical events.
 
"Akan Datang!" is a lively and enchanting play
about a teenage ticket seller who tries to woo a girl
who regularly goes to see movies with their protective parents.
Inspired by actual love notes found behind 1960's cinema tickets.

Extra: "Singapore in Love"

What's more, you'll also be treated to magical multimedia sequences;
a specially-created multimedia installation outside the theatre; plus
a fun audience interactive segment as well as dramatized
presentations of actual love letters contributed by Singaporeans.

TICKETS, DISCOUNTS & MORE DETAILS:
go to www.sistic.com.sg


If you're in Singapore, do check it out! (:

I started working on a family infotainment show last August. It's called SCOOPS! and it shows on Okto Channel. # 

Ive had a whale of a time covering all kinds of fun stuff. 2 weeks back, i got to cable ski from 9am to 6pm. Yea, I woke up the next day with aching arms and back, but still it was great fun!! I also love doing fashion segments like on scarves, vests, skinny jeans, and leggings. I have to say though, anything to do with legs in the spotlight probably isnt my forte at all. This week, i will be covering the Chingay Parade, as well as the City Alive! Street Dance Party in Cityhall. How exciting (:

One of the most memorable shoots I've had is probably the Deepavali one. I had to walk up and down the main stretch of Little India decked out in FULL traditional Indian regalia. Sari, putu, head gear, garlands and all kinds of bling and makeup. Imagine the looks of pure incredulous-ness from onlookers when they saw this Chinese girl walking up and down Buffalo Road at 8pm in the evening in full traditional Indian costume.   

Not forgetting the interview with Lea Salonga, Peter Saide and Julia Cook, in their Asian tour of Cinderella, the musical by Rogers and Hammerstein. That was fun. The stepmother (Julia) cracks me up! Harry the cameraman frequently had to wait for me to finish laughing before rolling again. heh. 

Anyhow, this clip below was one of the earliest shoots we had, when i was still a complete newbie/ NOOB. Im SO glad i managed to run off the chubbyness. Talk about reminiscing ohmygosh!


Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoVba-s65F8