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When the Storm Comes

by Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

31 May - 1 Jun • 02:00pm
31 May - 1 Jun • 05:00pm

A powerful theatre piece by Bound Theatre exploring identity, healing, and cultural trauma through the lens of a Chinese Indonesian family.

When the Storm Comes by local theatre group, Bitesize Theatre Production Pte. Ltd, revisits the way of life during kampong days and Singapore’s initiatives to improve and modernise public housing. The performance aims to ignite curiosity amongst children in the Singapore’s housing history and create a sense of community and solidarity amongst neighbours.

This programme is commissioned by SCCC as part of Cultural Extravaganza 2025. Please visit https://singaporen.sg/experience/ce for more information.

Saturday, 31 May 2025
2.00pm – 2.30pm
5.00pm – 5.30pm

Sunday, 1 June 2025
2.00pm – 2.30pm
5.00pm – 5.30pm

Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre collaborates with arts and cultural groups and community partners to promote and develop local Chinese culture. Through engaging and accessible content, we hope to nurture greater appreciation of our multi-cultural identity and a stronger sense of belonging.

Opened by then-Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on 19 May 2017, our centre in the heart of the city welcomes everyone to enjoy exhibitions, fairs, performances, seminars, talks, workshops and other cultural activities throughout the year.

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Talks & Workshops

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10 May • 10:30am

Kebaya – a unifying garment that many identify with. In this workshop, participants can learn about kebaya followed by a hands-on activity.

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Places Tours & Trails

Amazing Race: Chinatown

10 May • 10:00am

10 May • 02:00pm

Explore an urban adventure through Chinatown's cultural labyrinth, solving puzzles that'll reveal Singapore's vibrant tapestry of harmony and heritage.

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People Others

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11 May • 02:30pm

Join Baba GT Lye, a recognized Steward of Intangible Cultural Heritage, as he shares memories from his illustrious Peranakan theatre career in a special session hosted by Baba Alvin Tan.