Be a Friend of Practice, Be a Part of Singapore TheatreFor more information, please visit http://www.practice.org.sg/en/supportus/be-a-donor/The Theatre Practice (TTP) is the longest-standing professional bilingual theatre group in Singapore. In 1965, theatre doyen Kuo Pao Kun and dancer/choreographer Goh Lay Kuan founded Singapore Performing Arts School, The Theatre Practice’s earliest incarnation.As a non-profit arts institution, The Theatre Practice is proud to have countless friends and partners who journeyed with us along the way for more than five decades, sharing our passion for meaningful and quality theatre.It is only with your generous support that we are able to forge ahead with the greatest confidence. Your contribution, big or small, will definitely make a difference.And through our Friend of Practice programme, we intend to recognise your donation in a more meaningful way!For more information, please write to friends@practice.org.sg.

R2 Resources is proud to bring you “#comedybangbang” featuring 7 internationally acclaimed standup comedians. This two and a half-hour show is coming to The Esplanade Theatre soon. The show will be hosted by our very own Sam See.These standup comedians will be entertaining the audience with the usual arsenal of controversial jokes and if this is your first experience, do not be alarmed by the no holds barred antics which has a decidedly local flavour. They know that we, as Singaporeans need to laugh at ourselves and let it out. The international cast includes:DATO AFDLIN SHAUKI (MALAYSIA)This award-winning Malaysian multimedia sensation is known for his works in television, theatre, film, music and comedy.During the prestigious 1999 Asian Television Awards, he was awarded the Best Presenter in an Entertainment Programme for his role as the host of the late night Astro talk show, “Bila Larut Malam”. He hosted the illustrious talk shows for six years, as well as other game shows, sports, music and lifestyle programmes.In 2017, Afdlin was awarded the Darjah Indera Mahkota Pahang (DIMP) and conferred the honorary title of “Datuk” by the state of Pahang.DANIEL MCGRATH (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA)As the winner of the 2016 Magners International Comedy Festival Competition, Daniel refers to himself as a world traveler whose irreverent storytelling style converts his “fish out of water” adventures into a smart and bawdy comedy. His jokes provide tiny glimpses into his life as a father, husband, teacher and world traveler. DZAR ISMAIL (SINGAPORE)Dzar Ismail is a popular radio presenter and active scriptwriter. Strongly bilingual, highly energetic, sharp as a razor blade, but at times blunt as a spoon, his unpredictability and quirky randomness is strangely addictive. The charismatic radio DJ is a local viral video king, of sorts. He is also an active contributor towards Digital Media in Mediacorp, and is known to generate strong online results for the station’s radio campaigns. Dzar was formerly a teacher, and has a strong grasp of both Malay and English languages.JACKY NG (SINGAPORE)Cheeky Chappy Jacky is Singapore’s youngest working comedian and part of the new breed of rising stars in Singapore. His approach to the audience is amenable and witty, his jokes are thoughtful and cutting. With a unique sense of style and humour, Jacky’s stories on his hopes and dreams as well as his observations of daily life has made him a popular figure in the local stand up scene. SAM SEE (SINGAPORE)Samuel See is part of Asia’s new wave of stand-up comedians, with the wit, snark, and liver capacity to entertain audiences from all across the globe. Sam has been working with Comedy Central Asia since its inception for both live and televised performances, earning him a spot as one of their featured comedians online and on-screen. His stand-up and improv have made him an in-demand performer, entertaining audiences in places like Melbourne, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Oman, Malaysia and the Philippines.JOCELYN CHIA (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA)Jocelyn Chia is a lawyer-turned comedian. She was featured on cnbc.com for winning the Gotham Comedy Club’s Funniest Lawyer Competition. She is also a two-time winner of the Moth Storyslams, and enjoys weaving storytelling into her stand-up. She won the 2016 Ladies of Laughter Competition, and in 2017 she received the “Rising Star Award – Comedy” at the Asian American Television and Film Festival.JUDEE TAN (SINGAPORE)Judee Tan is a versatile theatre, television and film actress who excels in both comedic a

天蓬元帅因为在天庭犯了错，被罚下界，错投了猪胎，观音菩萨告诉他会有一个取经人收他为徒，让他在福陵山云栈洞等候，并给他取名猪八戒。猪八戒等候取经人，左等不来右等不来，就动了凡心想娶个老婆过日子，于是决定坐山招亲，可来招亲的都嫌他太丑。变成俊俏公子下山，路遇强盗在抢劫高老庄的高老爷。猪八戒路见不平拔刀相助，救了高老爷。高老爷邀请猪八戒到府上吃饭，在那里遇见了高老爷的女儿。猪八戒和高小姐一见钟情，高老爷愿意把女儿嫁给他。结婚当天猪八戒喝多了酒现出原形，吓坏了宾客。刚巧唐僧带着徒弟孙悟空取经经过高老庄，收了猪八戒，还高老庄太平。

In Heidi Schreck's play, the unlikely colleagues are drawing paychecks at Sutton, Feingold,and McGrath, a small pharmaceutical advertising agency in New York that is in the throes ofbecoming a lot smaller thanks to the economic collapse of 2008. The firm has fallen on hardtimes, and Schreck's quirky characters, whether supremely capable or barely coping, knowthat their heads are on the chopping block. After a series of brutal layoffs a precociousyoung consultant is brought in to save one adman's job. Everyone in The Consultant iseither giving or looking for advice, and not always in a logical place as Schreck createsworlds just slightly askew of normal. This hilarious and keenly observed play takes anintimate look at what we owe to others when everything around us is falling apart.

February 14, the Japanese troops are approaching.The Tay's household, rural Singapore. A welcoming offer of shelter from certain danger in the city turns into an uneasy living arrangement between two families worlds apart in class. Will their convictions and world-views hurt or help each other? Will they bother seeing past their trappings? Or rather, can they?The Moon Is Less Bright presents a provoking look at our instinctive class consciousness, how we carry ourselves and judge others. When we resent privilege in others and insist on our set of values: are they well-founded or misguided, for better or worse?The Second Breakfast Company's re-staging of Singapore literary pioneer and Cultural Medallion recipient Goh Poh Seng's first play is a poetic drama revived for the modern stage to examine current concerns of privilege and inequality in Singapore, 55 years since it was first written.Directed by: Adeeb FazahAdapted by: Dominic NahStarring:Benjamin KohCheryl TanFadhil DaudIvan ChoongLynn ChiaMiriam CheongQotn Van S.YXie Shangbin

The Reunification Of The Two Koreas is a patchwork of twenty short scenes revolving around an unuttered question: what are human relationships made of? A woman wants a divorce because there was never any love between her and her husband, on her wedding day a bride discovers her fiancé had an affair with each of her four sisters, a mother is stunned when she learns her husband is happy with their son joining the army and risking his life at war, two best friends get into a savage fight because one of them recalls their first encounter, a prostitute bargains down her services to hook a client: what are those bonds that lead us to love, hate, help, betray, care, flee, fight, abuse or lie? Each scene explores situations where a relationship is challenged, drawing us into a maze where appeased relations between humans seem as primal, desirable and quixotic as the reunification of the two Koreas.The Reunification Of The Two Koreas will be directed by Jacques Vincey and performed by Cynthia Lee Macquarrie, Ebi Shankara, Karen Tan, Janice Koh, Noorlinah Mohamed, Pavan J Singh, Tan Shou Chen, Timothy Nga, Zelda Tatiana Ng.---TheatreWorks presents its 2018 Season, BECAUSE I LOVE YOU, with two plays – 13.13.13 by Shen Tan and The Reunification Of The Two Koreas by Joël Pommerat. To purchase tickets for 13.13.13 please visit https://www.sistic.com.sg/events/cthirteen0818 

William and Samantha live a good life. They have the perfect arrangement – William doesn’t want marriage and Sam doesn’t want kids. Lynn, William’s ex-girlfriend and now oldest best friend, desperately wants to marry but cannot. Lynn also wants children. William does what he believes is reasonable to help his oldest friend with what she wants. Life is almost perfect for William and Samantha as they live together in un-married bliss till things unsaid, and things agreed, unravel their agreement. 13.13.13 explores the form and substance of relationships, digging into the tenuous bonds that bind and betrayals that break.13.13.13 is an original play written by Shen Tan, a new exciting playwright developed in TheatreWorks Writers' Lab. The play will be directed by Tan Shou Chen and performed by Sharda Harrison, Thomas Pang, Jo Tan and Chanel Ariel Chan.Creative Team:Chan Silei – Set DesignerAlberta Wileo – Lighting DesignerBenjamin Lim – Sound DesignerBrian Gothong Tan – Multimedia DesignerYvette Ng – Costume Designer--- TheatreWorks presents its 2018 Season, BECAUSE I LOVE YOU, with two plays – 13.13.13 by Shen Tan and The Reunification Of The Two Koreas by Joël Pommerat.  To purchase tickets for The Reunification Of The Two Koreas, visit https://www.sistic.com.sg/events/ckoreas1118.

BUILDING A CHARACTER (WORLD PREMIERE)Presented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Ruth TangDirected By: Mei Ann TeoStarring: Rebekah Sangeetha DoraiRebekah Sangeetha Dorai is a young Indian actor with her whole career ahead of her. But the path forward is uncertain. She gets excited reading casting notices until she reaches the part that states: ‘Chinese or Pan-Asian preferred.’ She’s been told, ‘You’re pretty for an Indian.’ She tries on different accents and gets better service if she sounds American or British.How many actors are there like her on stage? Are there industry experts who know how to light her skin or do her make-up? Is acting a way for Sangeetha to get closer to the truth... or is it just a form of escapism? Which is more difficult for her: playing a Cantonese-speaking Lady Macbeth, or her own mother?Inspired by Konstantin Stanislavski’s second handbook on acting, Building A Character is a frank and intimate dialogue between actor and audience. Written by poet-playwright Ruth Tang and directed by Mei Ann Teo, this is a brave and incisive work about trauma, time travel and transformation.

G.F.E. (WORLD PREMIERE)(Double-bill with 招: WHEN THE COLD WIND BLOWS)Presented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Chong Woon YongDirected By: Ric LiuStarring: Chong Woon YongA man visits the lorongs of Geylang for the first time with his friend. It isn’t actually his first time, as he’s been there before for the famous food. But, on this particular night, they’re there for the women. His friend tells him about the G.F.E., or ‘Girl Friend Experience’: when a sex worker “will look into your eyes, just like your girlfriend”. On a local online forum, women are reviewed and rated according to ‘face’, ‘service’ and the ‘G.F.E.’ that they provide.The friend tells the man not to be ‘Mr Emo Unenthusiastic’. But the man is distracted, recalling a succession of women who have been a part of his life. His first love back in junior college. A married woman. A one-night stand. He thinks of the almost unbearable intimacies that he once shared with them. And how he can admit to rage or numbness but not the pain of heartbreak.Playwright Chong Woon Yong poses an intriguing question in this tender and truthful play: is the man really looking for a G.F.E… or is he trying to recover from one?Performed in Mandarin, with English surtitles.招: WHEN THE COLD WIND BLOWS (World Premiere) Presented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Neo Hai BinDirected By: Thong Pei QinStarring: Joshua Lim / Joel LowI'm a long, long way from homeAnd I miss my family soIn the early morning marchWhen the cold wind blowsIt has been ten years since Xavier Ong left National Service. And yet, he is still haunted by a recurring dream in which he is interrogated by a man in army uniform. Each time, Xavier has to revisit his days on Pulau Tekong. Like the first time he timidly touched his newly-shaved head. Or the first time he started using coarse language. And the time he was promoted to Platoon Sergeant and became the kind of person he swore he would never turn into.Written by Cut Kafka playwright Neo Hai Bin, When The Cold Wind Blows is a bold, unflinching look at one of Singapore’s most emblematic institutions: its military service. It asks whether training for war endows us with a capacity for violence – or merely uncovers something that has always been hiding within us.  招: When The Cold Wind Blows was developed in residence at Centre 42 in 2016.Performed in Mandarin, with English surtitles. 

AN ACTRESS PREPARESPresented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Alfian Sa’atDirected By: Aidli ‘Alin’ MosbitStarring: Siti Khalijah ZainalSiti Khalijah Zainal is a familiar face on the Singapore stage. She’s played a diverse range of roles, including a schizophrenic young woman, an Indonesian domestic worker and Singapore’s first female Malay Prime Minister (not President!). But what challenges has she faced in her career?Inspired by Konstantin Stanislavski’s first handbook on acting, An Actress Prepares follows Siti on a journey through her life in theatre. She candidly shares various affecting and hilarious episodes: learning Chinese dance in primary school, falling in with the cool girls at the Bedok Institute of Technical Education, and being told that she might be ‘too big’ or ‘too Malay’ to get roles.This is Siti as you’ve never seen her before – raw, vulnerable and achingly honest. In An Actress Prepares, Siti tackles the most difficult thing she has ever had to do as an actor: playing herself on stage.An Actress Prepares was commissioned for a one-day performance by the Singapore Writers Festival in 2016.The 7.30pm performance on 20 July, Friday, will be simultaneously interpreted in Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

SUPERVISION (WORLD PREMIERE)Presented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Thomas LimDirected By: Glen GoeiStarring: Janice Koh / Patrick Teoh/ Umi Kalthum Ismail67-year old Teck, a prickly retiree, has just suffered a stroke that leaves one side of his body paralysed. When he insists on moving back home, Jenny, his brusque, no-nonsense daughter, decides to hire a caregiver. Enter Yanti, a young Indonesian domestic worker who has never been to Singapore.At first, Yanti dutifully follows the detailed regime that Jenny has drawn up. But Teck has his own stubborn opinions on how he should be cared for. Sometimes, Yanti defies Jenny’s instructions and gives in to Teck’s demands for rich, unhealthy food. The two develop an unlikely friendship based on hiding secrets from Jenny. And yet, somehow, Jenny always has a way of finding out exactly what’s going on…Supervision marks Thomas Lim’s eagerly anticipated return to the Singapore Theatre Festival, where his first play, Grandmother Tongue, played to full houses in 2016. In this funny, tense and insightful new work, he asks pressing questions about privacy and dignity. What boundaries do we set up between us and those we consider strangers? And what happens when they are breached? The 7.30pm performance on 7 July, Saturday, will be simultaneously interpreted in Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. 

FAGHAG (WORLD PREMIERE)Presented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Pam OeiDirected By: Ivan HengStarring: Pam OeiPam Oei likes gay boys. Gay boys like her too. She has always felt irresistibly drawn to them – even as a teenager, before she knew what the term ‘gay’ meant.Over the years, Pam’s adventures have included: coaxing gay boyfriends out of the closet, attending her first gay wedding in 2001, fighting to repeal Section 377A of the Penal Code in 2007, and being the Countdown Queen at Pink Dot every year (though the job is less ‘queen’ and more ‘drill sergeant’!). This makes her a gold-star straight ally and a bona fide faghag.Join Pam and the multiple characters she plays in this rainbow-coloured cabaret. Accompanied by maestro Julian Wong on the piano, Pam will tell jokes, share heart-warming tales and throw in a few torch songs for good measure. Along the way, she’ll demonstrate why she deserves the title of Singapore’s Number One Faghag!

PRESS GANG (WORLD PREMIERE)Presented By: W!LD RICEWritten By: Tan Tarn HowDirected By: Ivan HengStarring: Benjamin Chow / Shane Mardjuki / Oniatta Effendi / Rei Poh / T. Sasitharan / Amanda Tee / Yap Yi KaiFormer civil servant Chia Kin Jek joins The Singapore Times as a reporter, just as the paper’s long-time editor is sent on indefinite leave for an incendiary commentary implying the abuse of power at the highest echelons of government.As his two deputy editors jockey for position in the power vacuum, a new rumour emerges. If made public, it could potentially take down the government of the day. Will the newspaper publish the story? Who will take over as the new editor? And in a battle between truth and power, who will win?Bold, sharp and revealing, Press Gang plunges us into a newsroom in crisis and exposes the workings of the not-so-free press. Don’t miss this electrifying new play by former journalist Tan Tarn How, the playwright who created some of Singapore’s most masterful political satires (Fear of Writing, The Lady of Soul and Her Ultimate S Machine).The 3pm performance on 15 July, Sunday, will be simultaneously interpreted in Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Being afraid of heights isn’t such a big deal – unless you’re a bird! Meet Eddie, a mynah, who lives behind an abandoned old house with Matt the rat, his only friend.One day, Matt is captured by the big, black crow! What does Eddie have to do to save his best friend? Will he have the courage to do it?Flutter, flap and fly with Eddie as he attempts the bravest rescue ever in the history of bird-kind! Watch the magic of theatre, music and puppetry unfold right before your eyes in this delightful performance.Adapted from the children’s book The Bird Who Was Afraid of Heights, written by Farah Bagharib-Kaltz, illustrated by Eeshaun.Creative TeamDirected by :    Ian Loy (Esplanade Theatre for                       Young Audiences Associate Artist)Script by:         Zizi Azah Binte Abdul MajidMusic by:         Stan x SoapA sensory-friendly performance provides a welcoming and relaxed environment for children, and is particularly suited for those on the autism spectrum or with sensory sensitivities. To find out what sensory-friendly performances are, visit www.esplanade.com/sensoryfriendly. 

Written by: Zulfadli RashidDirected by: Aidli MosbitPerformed by: Siti Khalijah Zainal, Jeff Catz, Siti Hajar Gani, Hatta Said, Siti Maznah, Norisham Osman, Shafiqhah Efandi and Muhd Haikal Mohd JaniWhat happens when characters from the various Malay folklores all live in the same kampung?Mat Jenin, the hopeless dreamer is the new village head of Kampung Alkesah, a position he reluctantly inherited from his late father, along with the mounting misfortunes that has been distressing his beloved village. At the advice of Pak Belalang, the village astrologer, Mat Jenin must embark on a quest to brave through Hutan Bahana, to the summit of Gunung Saman and seek out the evil witch Nenek Kebayan. Only by doing the witch's bidding will the curse that she has put on the village be lifted, thus ensuring survival and happiness for his merry bunch of villagers. Mat Jenin soon discovers that this daring mission may be more than his great imagination can ever conjure.Written by Zulfadli Rashid and helmed by director Aidli Mosbit, Alkesah ('as the story goes') is the reimagined whimsical world of Malay folklore. Played by a stellar cast featuring Siti Khalijah Zainal, Jeff Catz, Siti Hajar Gani, Hatta Said, Siti Maznah, Norisham Osman, Shafiqhah Efandi and Muhd Haikal Mohd Jani, meet familiar characters such as Sang Kancil, Mak Andir, Pak Pandir, Pak Belalang, Pak Kaduk and more, as they find their place in this side-splitting tale of secret loves and cunning schemes.

In the effort of promoting Chinese culture and traditional art of Chinese Crosstalk in Singapore, Radin Mas Community Club and A-Smart Media will be jointly organising the ‘2018 Chinese Crosstalk’.This year, Mr Jiang Kun, Chairman of China QuYi Artists Association and illustrious Crosstalk performer, together with one of the China’s top Crosstalk artistes Mr Dai Zhi Cheng will stage two classic items. There will also be other award-winning performances, giving the show a wide spectrum of interest acts.In addition, the audience can look forward to other unique Chinese art performances such as ‘Gesar rap’– a Tibetan folk music; ‘Shandong Qin Shu’ – storytelling with songs; ‘ witty skit ’; ‘Suzhou commentary’ and ‘Beijing Drum’.

LA Comedy Live and Adrian Bohm Presents are proud to announce the return of Britain’s best-loved comedian and one of the biggest selling live acts in UK comedy, Jimmy Carr to Singapore on September 13, 2018 at Kallang Theatre! Jimmy is gathering a selection of his very best jokes along with brand new material for the ultimate comedy show."A comedy hero for our time" - GuardianA man who has devoted his life to crafting perfect jokes and has left a trail of laughter in his wake, Jimmy Carr’s new tour will distil everything we love to laugh at and be shocked by, into one incredible, unparalleled night of entertainment.Jimmy Carr has been on the stand-up scene for a decade and a half. In that time, he’s performed 9 sell-out tours, playing nearly 2,000 shows to over 2 million people across 4 continents. He’s won the British Comedy Award for 'Best Live Stand-Up Tour' and been nominated for the Perrier Award.His television credits include 18 series as host of panel show 8 Out Of 10 Cats (as well as 9 series of spin-off 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown), over 10 years as host of Channel 4’s Big Fat Quiz Of The Year and three appearances on The Royal Variety Performance. He has also regularly appeared on shows such as QI and A League Of Their Own, was one of the stars of Channel 4’s 10 O’Clock Live and has been a guest on chat shows such as The Jonathan Ross Show, Graham Norton and Alan Carr: Chatty Man.Jimmy has eight live DVD releases to his name: Live, Stand Up, Comedian, In Concert, Telling Jokes, Making People Laugh, Being Funny and Laughing & Joking. He has sold over 1.2 million copies to date."Jimmy Carr is a world-class comedian…I envy his brilliance with words.” - IndependentNow all that experience is being put to good use - you can see all the greatest material from his extraordinary career in one show - this is the very best of Jimmy Carr.

Advisory: There will be strobe lighting used for this performance.Annually, the tiny dragonfly migrates over 14,000km in search of a place to lay its eggs. In contrast, the human race struggles to embrace its nomadic heritage. The year is 2021 and climate change is wreaking havoc across the globe. Like the coastline around him, Leslie Chen’s life, as he knows it, is crumbling to dust. Forced to abandon his home in England, he has no choice but to move his family to his birthplace, Singapore. Returning to a country that is worlds apart from the one he grew up in, Leslie starts to question the meaning of home. Dragonflies is a story of a family fighting for survival in a hostile world; looking for somewhere to call home and something that looks like hope. Starring Adrian Pang, Tan Kheng Hua, Fanny Kee, Benjamin Chow, Frances Lee, Elizabeth Morse, Matt Grey, Jamil Schulze, and Shona Benson. Directed by Tracie Pang. Written by Stephanie Street. Dragonflies was commissioned by Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2017 and marked its debut there with a sold-out run. It returns by popular demand to the Pangdemonium 2018 Season and is nominated in eight categories at the 2018 Straits Times Life! Theatre Awards including Best Script and Production of the Year.

Shakespeare’s Globe returns to Singapore with three of the playwright’s most popular plays - Twelfth Night, The Merchant of Venice and The Taming of the Shrew.How did a company tour in Shakespeare’s day? We know that when the theatres closed, a small group of actors, juggling a variety of roles in three or four plays from their extensive repertoire, would leave London and head off on tour. We also know that the choice of play or entertainment was left to the most powerful person of the household.Cast your vote!So, following in the tradition of our resident playwright, a company of eight actors will offer audiences a choice of three plays. And also in keeping with tradition – and with thrilling unpredictability – the choice of play will be put back into the hands of the most powerful members of the house: the audience.Follow in the tradition of a Shakespearean audience and get involved, raise your hands and shout out loud to cast your vote for your favourite play!Join us this September to watch one of the three plays on a specific date, or attend one of the Audience Choice shows, where you – the audience- will choose the play just before the performance is set to begin.The Merchant of Venice - In Venice, the epicentre of consumption, speculation and debt, Bassanio borrows money from his friend Antonio to finance his attempt to win the hand of Portia, a wealthy heiress.Twelfth Night - In the household of the Countess Olivia, two campaigns are being quietly waged - one by the lovesick Duke Orsino against the heart of the indifferent Olivia; the other by an alliance of servants and hangers-on against the high-handedness of her steward, the pompous Malvolio.The Taming of the Shrew - Two wealthy sisters in Padua must be married off. The modest, demure Bianca has no shortage of suitors, but who on earth will take the wild, ungovernable, ‘shrewish’ Kate?

''Perfectly charming.'' The Guardian (UK)From the creators of How to Catch a Star and Hugless Douglas comes another Oliver Jeffers’ classic – Lost and Found.There once was a boy … and one day a penguin arrives on his doorstep.  The boy decides the penguin must be lost and tries to return him.  But no one seems to be missing a penguin.So the boy decided to take the penguin home himself, and they set out in his row boat on a journey to the South Pole.But when they get there, the boy discovers that maybe home wasn’t what the penguin was looking for after all…This funny, charming tale of friendship is the perfect for a younger audience.  Brought to life puppetry, songs and music.Suitable for all – Ideal for ages 3+ and their grown ups.Running time approximately 55 minutes with no interval.A 10% discount is available for groups of ten or more.There is no minimum age for this performance and all audience members must have their own ticket.