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Singaporean theatremakers win over critics at Edinburgh’s festivals
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Trojan Women, conceived and directed by Singaporean theatre maker Ong Keng Sen, received rave reviews in The New York Times and The Guardian.
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SINGAPORE – Three Singaporean-led theatre shows played in Edinburgh in August to strong reception.
T:>Works founding artistic director Ong Keng Sen’s epic Korean opera Trojan Women wowed critics at the Edinburgh International Festival’s main stage from Aug 9 to 11. At its Festival Fringe, theatre group Gangguan! staged playwright Edward Eng’s two-hander, Do Rhinos Feel Their Horns?, Siapa Yang Bawa Melayu Aku Pergi?, or Who Took My Malay Away?.
