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We heard that school is closing soon! If you still have remaining funds that you have yet to use, you can always contact us. Our signature program, Kucing Kreatif is running till the end of the year! #drama #education #performance #theatre #malaytheatre October 28, 2025 at 04:32PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DQWKgyOkwlk/
The Ceiling Still Speaks: On Living With Family Trauma Sometimes, I look at people who grew up in homes filled with laughter and warmth. They speak fondly of childhood holidays, of parents who never raised their voices, of dinner tables where everyone stayed long after the last bite, just to talk. And I wonder — what a privilege it must be, to grow up without fear, to know that if something went wrong, there would always be someone waiting to help. Then I think of my own family. There were nights, back when I still lived with my parents, when I would wake suddenly in the middle of the night. I’d hear shouting in the living room — someone crying, someone else asking for help. I’d lie frozen, my body tensed, my heart racing. But when I finally gathered the courage to look, there was no one there. Everyone was asleep. The house was silent. Even now, years after moving out and living on my own, I still wake up sometimes to the same echoes. I’d think I heard someone quarrelling, a voice pleading in the dark. But it’s only in my head. My mind, it seems, still remembers the script of those nights too well. If you look at my kitchen ceiling, you’ll see the history written there. On one side, it’s blackened with soot, a quiet witness to years of shouting and smoke. On the other, splattered red with asam pedas — the day dinner was thrown, and words were sharper than knives. The ceiling keeps its silence. But it remembers. People often talk about “getting over” trauma. Some say therapy helps. Others swear by prayer, meditation, or time. I don’t doubt any of that. I’ve seen how others heal — how they reclaim joy, how they rebuild. But I also know that there is no one way to make peace with the past. There’s no magic phrase, no session, no closure that can make it all disappear. Because trauma doesn’t leave when you ask it to. It lingers — patient, quiet, familiar. It sits with you at breakfast. It follows you to work. It whispers when you’re alone. It waits for you at 3am, when the world is silent, and the house feels too big. Sometimes it takes the form of a sound — a door creak that makes you flinch, a raised voice that turns your stomach. Other times, it’s a memory that visits uninvited, triggered by something small and harmless, like the smell of sambal frying or the click of a lighter. People like to say time heals everything. But time doesn’t erase. It teaches you how to live with the ghosts. That’s what trauma becomes after a while — a ghost. Not the kind that slams doors or rattles chains, but the kind that lingers quietly in the corners of your mind. It doesn’t always mean harm. It just wants to be seen. There was a time when I tried to shut the ghost out — to silence it, to forget. But now, I think healing means learning to let it exist beside me. To acknowledge its presence without letting it take control. Some days it still visits in the form of a sound in the dark, or a memory that makes my chest tighten. But I’ve learned to breathe through it. To say, quietly, “I know you’re here.” Maybe one day, when I wake in the middle of the night and hear nothing, I’ll know peace has finally learned my name. Until then, I live with the ghosts — not as enemies, but as reminders. Of what I’ve survived. Of what I’m still learning to forgive. Of the house that taught me that silence can be as loud as screams. Because trauma is like a crack. You can mend it, paint over it, and pretend it’s gone. But the line will always remain. And maybe that’s okay. Maybe that’s what it means to heal — not to erase, but to live gently beside the ghosts that time could not take away. via Blogger https://ift.tt/LVY0OPA October 27, 2025 at 05:43AM
We are privileged to be invited to the unveiling of Singapore Writer’s Festival program in September. And we are excited! Because our director will be performing a read from a poem he has written! #drama #education #theatre #performance October 13, 2025 at 11:12AM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DPu9yXVEy4g/
We are privileged to be invited to the unveiling of Singapore Writers Festival program in September. And we are excited! Because our director will be performing a read from a poem he has written! #drama #education #theatre #performance
We are privileged to be invited to the unveiling of Singapore Writer’s Festival program in September. And we are excited! Because our director will be performing a read from a poem he has written! #drama #education #theatre #performance October 13, 2025 at 11:12AM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DPu9yXVEy4g/
The Thing About Children’s Day Every year when Children’s Day comes around, we automatically think it’s for the kids. Schools plan games, teachers get creative with balloons and goodie bags, and parents scramble to find small surprises. But what if I told you that Children’s Day isn’t really for the children? It’s for us — the so-called adults who have long forgotten what it feels like to be silly, curious, and utterly unproductive for the sheer joy of it. Because honestly, somewhere between learning to pay bills, managing work emails, and figuring out how to cook chicken that isn’t dry, we’ve lost something precious. We’ve become serious. Too serious. We live like we’re always trying to meet invisible deadlines, and somewhere along the way, we’ve all been slightly zombified — alive, but not truly living. The Grown-Up Illusion We wear our seriousness like a badge of honour. “I’m so busy,” we say, as though it’s a competition. We chase promotions, upgrades, and achievements, but the more we chase, the more sterile our minds become. We start to forget how to play — and that’s dangerous. See, a child’s mind is messy. It’s full of absurd ideas, wild imaginations, and stories that make no logical sense. But it’s also where creativity lives. When you tell a child that a dragon can live in an HDB block or that clouds are actually sky marshmallows, they’ll nod and add, “And maybe the marshmallows taste different every day.” They don’t question the impossible — they build upon it. Adults, though? We’d say, “That doesn’t make sense.” Exactly. That’s the problem. A Reminder from the Folktales In a Southeast Asian folktale from the Philippines, there’s a story about a man named Juan Tamad — “Lazy Juan.” Juan was known for lying under the mango tree waiting for the mango to fall into his mouth instead of picking it himself. To many adults, Juan was foolish, even useless. But in some retellings, Juan wasn’t lazy — he was simply content. He didn’t rush through life; he enjoyed its small absurdities. If we think about it, Juan Tamad wasn’t wrong. In our rush to “become someone,” we sometimes forget to just be. Maybe that’s what the folktale was trying to tell us — that when we take life too seriously, we shorten our experience of it. We cheat ourselves of laughter, of silliness, of the mango juice dripping down our chin because we wanted to look proper eating it. Being Young Again (Without Looking Like We’re Trying Too Hard) So maybe Children’s Day isn’t about giving children gifts — maybe it’s about giving ourselves permission. Permission to play. Permission to fail spectacularly. Permission to laugh at our own mistakes without feeling embarrassed. Staying in touch with your inner child doesn’t mean acting childish; it means remembering what it felt like before you were afraid of looking stupid. It means sketching a silly doodle on your meeting notes. It means dancing in your kitchen when your favourite song plays. It means seeing the world again as something strange and exciting, not as a list of errands. Sure, adulthood has bills, commitments, and responsibilities. But why can’t it also have games, jokes, and imagination? Why can’t we bring a little play into our work, a little laughter into our chores? Maybe that’s the secret — not to run from adulthood, but to sprinkle it with the spirit of childhood so we never fully lose ourselves. A Final Thought Children’s Day, then, is a day of remembering — not just for the kids, but for the adults who once were. The ones who used to dream about being pirates, astronauts, or magical beings, before the alarm clocks and email reminders came along. So here’s my little reminder to you (and to myself): Play a little. Be silly. Draw outside the lines. Life is already serious enough — no need for us to make it dull too. Because maybe, just maybe, the secret to staying young… is never forgetting that we were children once, and that the world is still just as magical as we imagined it to be. via Blogger https://ift.tt/blHUyLd October 06, 2025 at 09:24PM
Planning to take up a Malay program for the graduating cohort? Metamorfosis is the right program for them! Metamorfosis deals with adapting to changes and new environment. There will be a quiz segment, a performative silat moment, a sajak moment and we will also be highlighting Malay Singaporeans who have made a name for themselves by adapting to new environments. Metamorfosis runs till the end of the year! #drama #education #theatre #performance #theatreforyoungaudiences #tya #arts September 29, 2025 at 03:38PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DPLZA4CE39W/
Planning to take up a Malay program for the graduating cohort? Metamorfosis is the right program for them! Metamorfosis deals with adapting to changes and new environment. There will be a quiz segment a performative silat moment a sajak moment and we will also be highlighting Malay Singaporeans who have made a name for themselves by adapting to new environments. Metamorfosis runs till the end of the year! #drama #education #theatre #performance #theatreforyoungaudiences #tya #arts
Planning to take up a Malay program for the graduating cohort? Metamorfosis is the right program for them! Metamorfosis deals with adapting to changes and new environment. There will be a quiz segment, a performative silat moment, a sajak moment and we will also be highlighting Malay Singaporeans who have made a name for themselves by adapting to new environments. Metamorfosis runs till the end of the year! #drama #education #theatre #performance #theatreforyoungaudiences #tya #arts September 29, 2025 at 03:38PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DPLZA4CE39W/
My students say I don’t seem to have social life. To which I responded, “I do. Just that I am just very selective in whom I socialise with”. Malay people say “Berbuat baik berpada-pada, bersocialise jangan merata”. #katapepatah #writersofinstagram #writer #writersfestival #swf September 24, 2025 at 11:27AM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DO-EpCgkuJt/
Kucing Kreatif is a programme that we have created for students between Primary 2 to Primary 4. It is indeed a pleasant surprise that students in the upper primary, ie. primary 5 and 6, are also equally engaged when we presented this to them! #drama #education #theatre #performance #theatreforyoungaudiences #tya #arts #students #teater #production September 15, 2025 at 03:59PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DOnYOa0kySL/
Kucing Kreatif is a programme that we have created for students between Primary 2 to Primary 4. It is indeed a pleasant surprise that students in the upper primary ie. primary 5 and 6 are also equally engaged when we presented this to them! #drama #education #theatre #performance #theatreforyoungaudiences #tya #arts #students #teater #production
Kucing Kreatif is a programme that we have created for students between Primary 2 to Primary 4. It is indeed a pleasant surprise that students in the upper primary, ie. primary 5 and 6, are also equally engaged when we presented this to them! #drama #education #theatre #performance #theatreforyoungaudiences #tya #arts #students #teater #production September 15, 2025 at 03:59PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DOnYOa0kySL/
There is something magical about a fully furnished stage that the school spent money on, knowing that they will utilize every single thing that they have installed. #education #drama #performance #theatre #sgstory September 11, 2025 at 12:35PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DOcuHl8EweU/
We have been busy touring Kucing Kreatif an interactive programme that encourages creative thinking among students. We are now gearing up for the final legs of performances in term 4! If you are looking for a performance that is performed in Malay drop us a DM and lets collaborate. #education #edutainment #performance #billingualism #malay #theatre #drama
We have been busy touring Kucing Kreatif, an interactive programme that encourages creative thinking among students. We are now gearing up for the final legs of performances in term 4! If you are looking for a performance that is performed in Malay, drop us a DM and let’s collaborate. #education #edutainment #performance #billingualism #malay #theatre #drama September 05, 2025 at 02:31PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DONeir1k2oE/
We have been busy touring Kucing Kreatif an interactive programme that encourages creative thinking among students. We are now gearing up for the final legs of performances in term 4! If you are looking for a performance that is performed in Malay drop us a DM and lets collaborate. #education #edutainment #performance #billingualism #malay #theatre #drama
We have been busy touring Kucing Kreatif, an interactive programme that encourages creative thinking among students. We are now gearing up for the final legs of performances in term 4! If you are looking for a performance that is performed in Malay, drop us a DM and let’s collaborate. #education #edutainment #performance #billingualism #malay #theatre #drama September 05, 2025 at 02:31PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DONeir1k2oE/
We have been busy touring Kucing Kreatif, an interactive programme that encourages creative thinking among students. We are now gearing up for the final legs of performances in term 4! If you are looking for a performance that is performed in Malay, drop us a DM and let’s collaborate. #education #edutainment #performance #billingualism #malay #theatre #drama September 05, 2025 at 02:31PM via Instagram https://instagr.am/p/DONeir1k2oE/
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