For decades, ‘homepars’ have been at the heart of Asia’s gay party circuit – house parties in which the gay nightclub atmosphere is recreated in a living or hotel room. To power through a tough break-up and celebrate their evolving gender identity, Oliver hosts a homepar with their closest friends in the home they share with their widowed mother, Hui. But as the night rages on and more people keep showing up, the fear that plagues every homepar rears its ugly head – that knock on the door at 4am. How many secrets can the paper-thin walls of a typical Singaporean home hold? What freedoms have we already given up, even before the cops come calling? And how far would a mother go to protect her child?

Two’s company but three’s a good time… right? kink explores how an innocent anniversary gift of a threesome can unfurl into a night of surprising scrutiny. Boyfriends Andrew and Daniel are forced to confront the foundation of their relationship as Jay realises that his invitation comes with some peculiar expectations.

Mundur Singapura: The Second Wave of Queer Singaporean Theatre is a kaleidoscopic romp through the rabak 90s and early noughties of queer plays, mapped against the backdrop of loosening restrictions, daring experimentation and parliamentary debates about Section 377A.