Directed by Brian Gothong Tan and written by Nabilah Said, Havoc Girls & Kamikaze Boys is a multimedia performance by the BA (Hons) Theatre Arts students from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, exploring the plight of youths and children going through social and political traumatic upheavals.
Inspired by events such as the Arab Spring, the Hong Kong riots and the Thai cave rescue, the performance delves into the psychology, emotions and experience of youths that are swept up in these events
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We regret that wheelchair access is not possible for this venue due to the current COVID-19 Safe Management Measures that restrict the usual building access route. We would very much like to welcome patrons who are wheelchair users to join us at our other Fringe events at the Esplanade Theatre Studio, which is accessible to wheelchair users, and online.
RELATION TO QUIET RIOT
The work aims to shed light on the often unseen side of unstable and extreme political situations; the people who are the most vulnerable and are the most transformed as they live out the consequences of decisions made by adults. It offers possible understandings of and strategies for our contemporary world through the stories of quiet resistance, forced complicity and self-detachment of youths.
Co-presented with Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.
Preferred Projector Partner: Epson Singapore
Havoc Girls & Kamikaze Boys is directed by Brian Gothong Tan and written by Nabilah Said. It is a multimedia performance by the BA (Hons) Theatre Arts students from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. It explores the plight of youths and children going through social and political traumatic upheavals.
The work is inspired by events such as the Arab Spring, the Hong Kong riots and the Thai cave rescue. It delves into the psychology, emotions and experience of youths involved in these events.
Visit nafa.edu.sg for more information
We regret that wheelchair access is not possible for this venue due to the current COVID-19 Safe Management Measures that restrict the usual building access route. We would very much like to welcome patrons who are wheelchair users to join us at our other Fringe events at the Esplanade Theatre Studio, which is accessible to wheelchair users, and online.
RELATION TO QUIET RIOT
The work aims to shed light on what is unseen in unstable and extreme political situations. Youths live out the results of decisions made by adults. They are the most vulnerable, but can also be the most transformed. The work looks at stories of their quiet resistance, forced complicity and self-detachment. It offers possible understandings of and strategies for our current times.
Co-presented with Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.
Preferred Projector Partner: Epson Singapore
