Written by Jean Tay Directed by Hossan Leong

BOOK TICKETS

OUR WORK WITH SCHOOLS

DR. DENNIS YEO
NIE LITERATURE LECTURER

“It is an invaluable and unforgettable experience for students to watch the characters from their Literature texts come to life. Schools should look forward to Sight Lines’ annual productions and mark the dates on their calendar for future learning journeys.”

Digital Streaming Now Available
Eligible for Tote Board Arts Subsidy

OPEN FOR SCHOOL BOOKINGS FOR 2021

Please fill in the details below and we will get in touch shortly.

Sight Lines is an imaginative and progressive theatrical entertainment company based in Singapore. Just like its technical term – Sight Lines – referring to an uninterrupted line of vision between an intended spectator (the audience) and the spectacle (the show), our goal is to draw that connection with our audiences, making entertainment and art accessible to all.

DERRICK CHEW

Executive Producer

CHONG TZE CHIEN

Creative Director

ENGIE HO

Producing Consultant

media features

STRAITS TIMES
WATCH THIS FACE

“Sight Lines may be one of the newest, smallest professional theatre companies in Singapore, but it has plus-sized ambitions” – ST, Eisen Teo

TODAY
BANG ON TARGET

“This may only be Sight Lines’ second production, but this young company is quickly proving itself equal of our more established theatrical groups” – Today, Karin Lai

BUSINESS TIMES
LORD OF THE FLIES

“Sight Lines’ staging of Lord of the Flies has one of the most impressive production designs of the year by Set Designer Wong Chee Wai” – Business Times, Helmi Yusof

REVIEWS

Slide OON SHU AN "What a thrilling show!! Loved how they got us involved with the telegram channel, being fed bits of evidence along the way through our phones, the chat group, even though as an audience we weren’t in the same room, it highlighted the aspect of a group of people experiencing something at the same time, which was really cool!" "So cool! We had so much fun playing along at home and chatting with all the participants online. Murder at Mandai Camp was like a mix of theatre, Cluedo, and a video game. Can’t wait for the next one!" WYATT BIESSEL Slide OLIVIA GRISELDA "Interesting concept and I think the supernatural theme works well for the show because it brings the audience together through fear and problem solving. Love the use of Telegram channel for the clues dissemination and discussion. Hope you'll continue to do more shows in this show format because I think there's a lot to explore in terms of new kinds of storytelling in this format!" "Such a fun evening! It kept us guessing the whole night and it was creepy in the best way possible. I can’t say too much without giving away the secrets, but their use of tech like Zoom and Telegram was ingenious! Well done!" JON CANCIO Slide ONG SHU WEN "With its engaging cast and creative use of sets and props, "Smartypants and the Swordfish" was a high-energy play that was fun to watch. Its interactive nature allowed the audience, which ranged from young children, to teens and adults, to participate in their own ways." "We thoroughly enjoyed the action and the conversation of the characters. It spoke to the hearts of teenagers and adults alike. It's definitely a great way for young minds to be educated of our heritage." SAMANTHA GAN

Written by Jean Tay
Directed by Hossan Leong

BOOK TICKETS

OUR WORK WITH SCHOOLS

DR. DENNIS YEO
NIE LITERATURE LECTURER

“It is an invaluable and unforgettable experience for students to watch the characters from their Literature texts come to life. Schools should look forward to Sight Lines’ annual productions and mark the dates on their calendar for future learning journeys.”

Digital Streaming Now Available
Eligible for Tote Board Arts Subsidy

OPEN FOR SCHOOL BOOKINGS FOR 2021

Please fill in the details below and we will get in touch shortly.

Sight Lines is an imaginative and progressive theatrical entertainment company based in Singapore. Just like its technical term – Sight Lines – referring to an uninterrupted line of vision between an intended spectator (the audience) and the spectacle (the show), our goal is to draw that connection with our audiences, making entertainment and art accessible to all.

DERRICK CHEW

Executive Producer

CHONG TZE CHIEN

Creative Director

ENGIE HO

Producing Consultant

MEDIA FEATURES

STRAITS TIMES
WATCH THIS FACE

“Sight Lines may be one of the newest, smallest professional theatre companies in Singapore, but it has plus-sized ambitions”
– ST, Eisen Teo

TODAY
BANG ON TARGET

“This may only be Sight Lines’ second production, but this young company is quickly proving itself equal of our more established theatrical groups”
– Today, Karin Lai

BUSINESS TIMES
LORD OF THE FLIES

“Sight Lines’ staging of Lord of the Flies has one of the most impressive production designs of the year by Set Designer Wong Chee Wai” – Business Times, Helmi Yusof

REVIEWS

Slide OON SHU AN "What a thrilling show!! Loved how they got us involved with the telegram channel, being fed bits of evidence along the way through our phones, the chat group, even though as an audience we weren’t in the same room, it highlighted the aspect of a group of people experiencing something at the same time, which was really cool!" "So cool! We had so much fun playing along at home and chatting with all the participants online. Murder at Mandai Camp was like a mix of theatre, Cluedo, and a video game. Can’t wait for the next one!" WYATT BIESSEL Slide OLIVIA GRISELDA "Interesting concept and I think the supernatural theme works well for the show because it brings the audience together through fear and problem solving. Love the use of Telegram channel for the clues dissemination and discussion. Hope you'll continue to do more shows in this show format because I think there's a lot to explore in terms of new kinds of storytelling in this format!" "Such a fun evening! It kept us guessing the whole night and it was creepy in the best way possible. I can’t say too much without giving away the secrets, but their use of tech like Zoom and Telegram was ingenious! Well done!" JON CANCIO Slide ONG SHU WEN "With its engaging cast and creative use of sets and props, "Smartypants and the Swordfish" was a high-energy play that was fun to watch. Its interactive nature allowed the audience, which ranged from young children, to teens and adults, to participate in their own ways." "We thoroughly enjoyed the action and the conversation of the characters. It spoke to the hearts of teenagers and adults alike. It's definitely a great way for young minds to be educated of our heritage." SAMANTHA GAN

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Lord of the Flies, 2016