Over the past two decades, the Rice Ball has established itself as a highlight of Singapore’s social calendar. Each year, Singapore’s great and good gather for a fun, fabulous fundraising event in support of Singapore’s WILDEST theatre company. Don’t miss this one-night-only extravaganza that’s made all the more magical through eye-popping performances by our theatre industry’s brightest stars!

Full of humour, Singaporean flavour, and catchy original songs, Wild Rice’s brand-new adaptation of Red Riding Hood puts a fresh, interactive spin on the classic fairytale. Perfect for the young and the young at heart, this show celebrates the bravery, independence, and quick thinking that help us find our way in a world full of danger.

After suffering a stroke, wheelchair-bound Teck insists on moving back home. Yanti, a young Indonesian domestic worker, is hired to look after him. But how does Jenny, Teck’s daughter, always know when Yanti gives in to Teck’s demands to deviate from his strict healthcare regime? Darkly funny and profoundly moving, Supervision explores the complicated dynamics of love, family and privacy in a Singapore where foreign workers have become our primary caregivers.

In this heartfelt and stirring tribute to P. Ramlee’s music, acclaimed music director Julian Wong has re-composed familiar melodies – including Azizah, Getaran Jiwa and Tunggu Sekejap – into three movements. Performed by re: mix, a 30-member chamber orchestra, under the direction of maestro Foo Say Ming, this concert celebrating P. Ramlee’s musical legacy promises to both illuminate and enchant.

Agnes is a goddess on a heroic mission: ‘to save gay men from themselves’. But where on earth can she go to make the biggest difference? Directed with flamboyant flair by Ivan Heng and starring Pam Oei as Agnes, Alfian Sa’at’s Dreamplay: Asian Boys Vol. 1 dives into history to explore the little-known beginnings of an alternative community on this seemingly heteronormative island.

Every ten years, we check into an iconic hotel in Singapore to meet its residents. Spanning a century and performed over close to five hours in nine languages, HOTEL explores the notions of empire, nationhood, migration and identity against the backdrop of a shrinking world. This immersive, multi-generational epic has been hailed as an “instant classic” by The Straits Times.

When Candice’s mum burns her videotapes and music magazines in a fit of moral panic, Candice finally snaps. Embarking on a night-long bender, she discovers the messy, crazy Singapore she’s been craving all this time. Punchy, unhinged, and pulsing with youthful anger, Joel Tan’s The Serangoon Gardens Techno Party of 1993 is the provocative story of one young woman raging against the machine.

This holiday season, Wild Rice proudly presents The Emperor’s New Clothes – a Singaporean spin on Hans Christian Andersen’s timeless tale about the ultimate fashion victim. Inventively directed by Pam Oei, this hilarious, heartwarming musical comedy features a razor-sharp script updated by Joel Tan and a sparkling score by Julian Wong. Can you handle the naked truth?