CURRENT TEAM
Lineng Tee
Neng initially did not understand the 'magic' of Playback Theatre, but is glad to have stuck around long enough to experience it. She works with arts, business, cultural and educational organisations on possibilities, potential and purpose.
Ghazali Muzakir
Ghaz is an applied theatre practitioner-educator who loves witnessing the powerful way in which Playback Theatre can connect people through the sharing of personal stories. He is curious and excited about seeing real-life narratives play out on stage.
Kymn Yee
Kymn has believed in the power and impact of Playback Theatre since she was first introduced to it. Being a playbacker remains a continuous learning process/ journey for her. She is excited about what the year(s) ahead will bring.
Joeve Lio
Jo is a community arts maker and manager who believes in the quiet power of people and art. She delights in co-creating meaningful work with and for communities, shaping shared moments into honest experiences that are grounded and human, one moment at a time.
Joshua Wong
Josh enjoys designing experiences that bring wonder and delight. Naturally, he is drawn to Playback Theatre, where thoughts and feelings are provoked and self-discoveries are made. He is enthusiastic about sharing this with all who wish to be involved in the process.
Ethan Nava
Coming Soon!
Firdaus Masrani
Fir does Playback Theatre as a fun blend of social work and the arts, holding space for stories while turning them into something meaningful on stage. It’s his way of connecting with people, building empathy, and adding a bit of heart.
June Wang
June found playback theatre almost by accident. Guided by curiosity and emotion, she sees it as a space where people connect beyond roles and identities, where stories reveal our shared humanity. She approaches each story with patience and openness, still discovering what it means to bring one to life. Outside the theatre, she is often in conversation, at choir rehearsals, or quietly reflecting on moments that stay.
