Do You See What I See

Ashley Fong can be found mostly in the nooks of arts spaces or under trees in parks, constantly finding magic in her daily life in Singapore. Curious about the multifaceted world of theatre, she takes on diverse roles—ranging from a passionate performance maker to a budding designer/operator or a reliable crew member—telling meaningful stories with every team she works with.

Cheryl Tan Yun Xin is a bilingual actor, storyteller and theatremaker based in Singapore. She creates independently and with her collectives Attempts and Impromptu Meetings. Her notable works for young audiences include The Race Around the Moon and Nian is Coming. As a theatremaker, her interests lie in experimenting with various forms of play and immersing audiences into the world that she creates.

Natalie Linn Titus is a graduate of Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts’ Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Performance Making (validated by University of the Arts London). She is a performer, performance maker and drama educator. Recent works include Kampung Halloween Mystery Monologues (Play Pan), No There There (Autopoetics), Bawang Putih Bawang Merah (Teater Ekamatra), and Re:Assembly (Drama Box).

Teo Pei Si is an actor and playwright passionate about exploring culture, heritage, and identity. She founded The Solitude Movement in 2021, focusing on Singapore’s cultural heritage and Chinese language works. Writing under the pseudonym gongxin, her Theatre for Young Audiences work includes The Moonlit Memories, The Race Around the Moon, The Moon Mission, and Nian is Coming (2024).