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Name of EventOrganiserType of PerformanceStart Date of EventEnd Date of EventLevelBrief Description about the event/ ObjectiveTicketing Price (max $40/Pri and Sec Sch student and max $50/tertiary student)
*Ticket Price may vary nearer to the date of the event		VenueContactRemarks
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1The Stage That Speaks Virtue (அறம் பேசும் அரங்கம்)ShangiriTheatre Production22 March 202622 March 2026PriThis program will have a lasting impact by fostering a strong connection between young children
and their Tamil heritage through language, literature, and performing arts. By engaging children
aged 3 to 11 in the virtues of Aathichoodi, the poetry of Bharathiyaar, and traditional Tamil songs,
the program cultivates moral values alongside linguistic proficiency. Participants will develop
enhanced Tamil language skills, including vocabulary, comprehension and oral expression, which
will support their academic growth and cultural identity in a multicultural society. The integration
of storytelling, acting and Bharatanatyam dance nurtures creativity, confidence and effective communication.
The program also strengthens community bonds by involving families and audiences, fostering
greater appreciation of Tamil culture within a diverse population. This cultural enrichment contributes
to preserving Tamil heritage for future generations. Ultimately, the program empowers children
to become culturally grounded, morally aware and linguistically skilled individuals, equipped to proudly
contribute to and thrive in a multicultural world.

$20 TBCShangari d/o Mogan
natya1216@gmail.com
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2Adukku Veetu AnnasaamyAthipathiTheatre Production9 April 202611 April 2026Pri/Sec/JC/MIAdukku Veetu Annasaamy is one of the most iconic Tamil radio plays of all time, written in the 1970s by Cultural
Medallion award winner Mr. P. Krishnan. This timeless comedy revolves around a few families who make the big
move from a kampong to HDB flats in the early 70s. Their struggles to adjust to a new way of life—filled with feuds,
differences, and unexpected friendships—form the crux of this non-stop laugh riot. At the heart of the story is the
Annasamy family, whose dream of modern HDB living is quickly disrupted by Panjanathan—their loud, always-hungry
brother-in-law. His well-meaning but disastrous “help” (from burning curry to “fixing” furniture with a chapati roller)
turns their home upside down. But Panjanathan’s chaos doesn’t stop at the doorstep—he spills into the neighbourhood,
meddling in quarrels, “helping” at the mamak stall (while devouring the stock), and earning equal parts fury and
fondness from the residents. Ironically, his nuisance eventually transforms into neighbourhood glue, reviving the
kampung spirit and uniting the block against—and eventually with—him. By the time he leaves, even the kiasu
aunty next door misses his ஈடுபாடு. Through witty dialogues, colourful characters, and situational humour, the play
sensitively captures the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of Singapore’s early HDB dwellers. Each character reflects
a unique personality of that era, offering audiences a glimpse into how families once lived closely together, valued
community spirit, and constantly interacted with their neighbours.We will be reimagining two to three of
these plays as one seamless performance, carefully preserving the 70s setting and language while giving
it a fresh theatrical appeal to connect with today’s younger audiences. Students, in particular, will enjoy the
richness of the Tamil language, enhanced by clever wordplay and comedy in almost every line.
With English subtitles, the production also opens the door for wider audiences to appreciate the humour,
heritage, and history embedded in the story.
Adukku Veetu Annasaamy is more than just a comedy—it is a cultural journey that bridges generations,
reminding us of Singapore’s past, the vibrancy of its community spirit, and the enduring relevance of its
values in today’s world.		$30 Spring Singapore Auditorium
2 Bukit Merah Central, #09-01, Singapore 159835
Mr Pugalenthii
smartheartmedals@gmail.com
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3Marathi (மறதி)AKTTheatre Production9 April 2026
3pm		10 April 2026
(3pm and 8pm)		Pri/Sec/JC/MIThis programme proposes a 1.5-hour stage production that celebrates the vibrancy of India’s folk
heritage through a musical integrating dance, music, and theatre. A story-based theatrical skit will serve
as the backbone of the production, interweaving the performances to create a seamless and
engaging cultural journey. This format ensures the dances are not presented in isolation but as living
expressions of tradition within a dramatic narrative. The performance will feature a range of folk dances,
including both lesser-known and widely recognised forms. These include Jikkattam, Perunsalangai,
and Pinnal Kolattam Attam, alongside Mayilattam (peacock dance), Poikal Kuthirai Attam (horse dance),
Oyilattam, Karagattam, and Sattai Kuchi Attam. Through theatre, these art forms are contextualised and
brought to life, deepening appreciation of their artistry and heritage. The programme aims to instil a love
for Tamil language theatre and foster pride in Tamil cultural heritage, while also showcasing India’s diverse
folk traditions. Its objectives are to preserve and revitalise traditional art forms, promote intercultural appreciation,
and engage younger generations through
an innovative and immersive format.		$30.00Esplanade Theatre Studio ( TBC)Rani Khanna
rani@aktcreations.com
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4Thol PaavaiTATTVATheatre Production24 April 202625 April 2026PriThis program is conceptualized as a multidisciplinary project that will infuse traditional shadow puppetry with modern
performance techniques, creating an immersive and interactive experience for audiences. The stories drawn from famous
traditional Tamil folklores such as Thenali Raman, will be adapted to explore themes of heroism, wittiness and morality. The
amalgamation allows contemporary recreation and reimagination of traditional stories made accessible to the current
audience to enjoy, while maintaining the quality of the Tamil language and the cultural integrity and authenticity.
The performance will utilize shadow puppetry as its primary storytelling medium. Traditionally known as
‘Thol Paavai Koouthu’, the narrative unfolds using puppetry accompanied with music and storytelling to deepen the
engagement with the audience. The puppetry will weave various aspects and elements of the performance that may include
traditional folk-based dance theatre such as ‘Theru-koothu’, sounds inspired by folk music and storytelling such as ‘Villu-Paatu’
and the usage of modern Artificial Intelligence sketches and animation. What sets this production apart from the usual is
its site-centric nature of the presentation, where the location becomes an integral part of the storytelling. The performance
will be designed to interact with the environment, where the audiences are expected to rove through the performance space,
blurring the boundaries between stage and audience. This approach will engage and immerse the audience on multiple levels,
inviting them to experience the theme in a dynamic setting. The performance being a hybrid, incorporates digital projections,
ambient soundscapes, and possibly augmented reality to enhance the shadow puppetry, creating a multi-sensory experience.
Incorporated with traditional folk music and dance, it aims to heighten the emotional resonance of the stories told, ensuring
constant engagement and appreciation of the Tamil language. Through this innovative showcase, the project aims to
preserve and promote Tamil cultural heritage while offering a compelling, contemporary theatre experience.		$10 TBCMr Surendran Rachandran
suren_005@yahoo.com
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5THIRUVIZHA KONDAATTAMManimaran CreationsTheatre Production29 April 202629 April 2026Pri/Sec
Thiruvizha Kondaattam – A Celebration of Culture and Colour! Step into the vibrant world of South Indian festivities with
"Thiruvizha Kondaattam", a joyful showcase of our rich cultural heritage! This immersive experience brings the spirit of a
traditional Tamil folk festival to life, offering students a unique chance to connect with age-old customs through engaging
hands-on activities and lively performances. From the art of Thoranam making to the intricate beauty of kolam designing, students
will explore the creative essence of Tamil celebrations. The excitement continues with dazzling folk dance performances such
as Poi Kaal Kuthirai, Mayilattam, and Kolattam that promise to capture the hearts of all. And that’s not all – it’s not just about
watching, it’s about joining in! Students will also get the chance to learn and dance the rhythmic steps of Oyilattam, making this festival
not just a visual treat, but a truly unforgettable experience. Let’s celebrate our language, traditions, and togetherness
– Thiruvizha Kondaattam!
$3 TBCPARTHIBAN S/O MAYALAGAN
MANIMARANCREATIONS@YAHOO.CO.UK
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6The Wizard of Oz (Maayavi)AGAMTheatre Production22 May 2026
(10am & 2pm)		25 May 2026
(2pm)		PriA magical musical adventure perfect for young audiences, filled with wonder, laughter, and timeless lessons about believing in
yourself. When young Dorothy and her faithful dog Toto are whisked away by a magical storm, they land in the enchanting
world of Oz. To return home, Dorothy must follow the Yellow Brick Road to the dazzling Emerald City and meet the mighty
Wizard of Oz. Along the way, she befriends a brain‑dreaming Scarecrow, a heart‑longing Tin Man, and a courage‑seeking
Cowardly Lion. Together, they face the wicked witch and learn that the greatest magic is discovering the power within themselves.
Performed in Tamil, this vibrant musical weaves songs, dance, and storytelling traditions into a spellbinding adventure for
young audiences. A tale of friendship, bravery, and the true meaning of home, reminding everyone that sometimes the
most extraordinary journeys help us uncover the magic we’ve carried all along.		Students: $15
Teachers: $18
The Theatre, 39 Keppel Road #02-01Dpartnerships@agam.com.sg

Ms Sankari Elavalahan
sankari@agam.com.sg

Mr Subramanian S/O Subramaniam Kasi
ganesh@agam.com.sg
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714th Thisaivegam: Tamil Drama FestivalAthipathiTheatre Production9 July 202611 July 2026Pri/JC/MI
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Singapore Tales at the prestigious 14th Thisaivegam, Singapore's beloved
and longest-running Tamil drama festival! This eagerly anticipated festival is a vibrant and heartfelt tribute to our nation's rich
heritage, passionately sharing our unique way of life through enthralling historical and cultural narratives.
This year, we are thrilled to present six extraordinarily compelling and original plays, all meticulously crafted as short stories
or scripts and brilliantly brought to life by our phenomenally talented youth directors. The entire dedicated ensemble
of performers and the ingenious stage production team proudly hail from our very own Winmeengal Workshop Project.
Witness this inspiring next generation of visionary artists ignite the stage with their raw passion for authentic local
storytelling. Join us for this truly unmissable and unique theatrical experience!
$20TBCMr Pugalenthii

smartheartmedals@live.com
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8Avant Theatre’s 12 Aathira Manithargal (Twelve Angry Men)Avant TheatreTheatre Production9 July 202611 July 2026Pri/Sec/JC/MIAvant Theatre would like to promote Theatre craft appreciation via Tamil Language and Indian context, culture, and lifestyle by presenting them as Theatrical piece, especially to youth and students so that they can cultivate the habit of reading and visualising literature and explore speaking Tamil.

Plays written and performed by local youths. This play will serve as the pulse to interest many in understanding the Indian/Tamil language and culture through theatre.

The Plays serves to inculcate an interest and understanding in the World literature of a popular book by Reginnald Rose and presented as a thought provoking and intellect stimulation participatory performance.
Students: $30.00
Teachers: $0 (Free)		Stamford Arts CentreMr G Selva
selva@avanttheatre.com
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9The KooksAGAMTheatre Production25 August 2026
3pm - 5pm


26 August 2026
3pm - 5pm

27 August 2026
1.30pm & 4pm		PriSynopsis: A Kitchen Like No Other
“Tring! Tring! Hurry, it’s an emergency!” When the fate of the world hinges on a secret recipe, a band of eccentric characters: Capsi, Souffle, Macaroni, Milo, and the notorious Idli spring into action! Featuring music by Jerry Vincent (a collaborator of A.R. Rahman), this is a "laugh-riot" of flying pans and rhythmic chaos.

By bringing your students to Nadagamic, you place them in a vibrant incubator for Tamil language arts. Our goal is to create a sustainable ecosystem for Indian culture in Singapore, where students can reimagine their identities and histories through artistic experimentation and cross-cultural dialogue.		Teacher Ticket: $28.00 (1 complimentary ticket for every 10 students ticket purchased)
Student Ticket: $28.00 each
The Theatre Lab
39 Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Keppel Rd, #02-01D,
Singapore 089065
partnerships@agam.com.sg

Ms Sankari Elavalahan
sankari@agam.com.sg
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10Male PatternAGAMTheatre Production16 October 2026
3pm and 7.30pm		25 October 2026
3pm and 7.30pm		Sec/JC/MIIn Tamil history, hair has never been just hair. It is a symbol of grace, pride, and power. Kannagi and Draupathi let their hair
oose as vows of justice, while Tamil kings guarded their locks as treasures of honour. A single verse about hair once led to a
clash between Shiva and Nakeerar. Such is the weight of hair in our culture. மேல் Pattern takes this timeless symbol and brings
it into today’s world with wit and laughter. The play follows Mannan, a man deeply in love with his own hair, only to watch it thin
away because of heredity. In his desperate attempts to preserve what he sees as his greatest asset, his marriage with
Niraimathi—a warm primary school teacher—begins to fray. His encounters with others who have faced the same battle
guide him towards a final decision: embrace himself as he is, or surrender to the surgeon’s chair for a hair transplant.
The stage sparkles with sharp dialogues, rhythmic prose, and humour steeped in Tamil idioms, puns, and poetry. The
play opens with Mannan’s mock coronation, complete with thuthi in praise of his hair, echoing the grandeur once reserved
for Chola kings. Every scene is crafted to delight the ear, offering the audience the pleasure of listening to Tamil in its finest form—
precise, elegant, and playful. மேல் Pattern is more than a comedy; it is a chance to laugh, reflect, and rediscover the beauty
of our language. Audiences will leave not only entertained but also enriched, carrying home phrases, rhythms, and
expressions of good Tamil that linger long after the curtain falls.		Standard: $35 (excluding Admin fee)
Concession: $25 (excluding admin fee)		The Theatre Lab
39 Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Keppel Rd, #02-01D,
Singapore 089065

Ms Sankari Elavalahan
partnerships@agam.com.sg
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