Thought-provoking plays Grounded, Falling foster discussion around autism and choices of motherhood
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Tracie Pang (left) returns to direct Pangdemonium's Falling, which was first staged in 2016, and Andrew Marko reprises his role as a character with autism.
PHOTO: PANGDEMONIUM
SINGAPORE – March looks set to be a weighty yet thought-provoking month for theatregoers, courtesy of two productions by Singapore Theatre Company (STC; formerly Singapore Repertory Theatre) and Pangdemonium.
STC opens the first of its triple bill with Grounded, a one-woman play starring theatre and television actress Oon Shu An as a fighter pilot whose career trajectory changes after discovering her pregnancy. It runs from March 7 to 23 at the KC Arts Centre.