When Pastor Paul delivers a controversial sermon, arguments erupt and loyalties shift within his church and community. Insightfully directed by Glen Goei, Lucas Hnath’s critically acclaimed play is more than a study of religious doctrine. Featuring richly drawn, deeply human characters, The Christians unfolds as a tender and thoughtful look at how faith can both bring people together and tear them apart.

Singaporeans are obsessed with food. In All You Can Eat, Young & Wild – Wild Rice’s talented youth ensemble – explore the mouth-wateringly diverse and dramatic foodscapes of Singapore. Directed by Edith Podesta, this multi-course offering features short plays inspired by food – cooked up by eight exciting young playwrights from Wild Rice’s The Rice Cooker programme, with dramaturgy by Alfian Sa’at and Joel Tan.

In conjunction with Pride Month, Wild Rice proudly presents Girls Girls Girls, a myth-busting, soul-affirming oral history project that shines a spotlight on the lives of queer women in Singapore. This touching and illuminating tapestry of true stories is based on interviews with a diverse range of women from a community that too rarely gets to take centre stage.

In this heartfelt and inspiring tribute to P. Ramlee, acclaimed music director Julian Wong affectionately reshapes beloved classics like Azizah, Getaran Jiwa and Tunggu Sekejap into a three-movement orchestral work. Performed by re: mix, a 30-member chamber orchestra under the direction of maestro Foo Say Ming, this extraordinary concert invites audiences to listen closely, and to hear P. Ramlee anew.

School principal Mrs. Mary Lim-Rodrigues believes that every decision she makes is for the best. But her moral faculties are tested in a devastating incident involving Shan, a brilliant but troubled student. Michelle Tan’s powerful and thought-provoking play bravely confronts the fine line between help and harm. What does it take to fix the things and people broken by all the good intentions in the world?

An affectionate and cheeky retelling of the beloved Chinese fantasy classic, Monkey Goes West follows orphan Ah Tang’s adventures when he runs away from home and finds himself transported to a new, strange land. Spectacularly reimagined for the Wild Rice stage by visionary director Ivan Heng, this award-winning, family-friendly holiday musical is packed with catchy songs, hilarious gags, wushu and magic.