We really aim to create a comfy, cozy, intimate space so people can enjoy our shows and don’t need to feel the pressure of “Oh, I’m going to a theatre”. And yeah, we really just try to get as many young people in our theatres as possible. So we really have always done devised work – we improvise and from there, we transcribe and we create our scripts together as a group. but at the same time, we also want to kind of say something poignant with it.
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And what we aim to do with Patch and Punnet is kind of create millennial-friendly work, that is whimsical and wild.
KN: So Patch and Punnet is a little collective that we started two years ago. But maybe you can start with one of you telling us who is – well not who – but what is Patch and Punnet. And if you’ve never heard of that venue, don’t worry, we’ll talk about it – it’s basically in Little India. NS: And that’s called Fika & Fishy, happening from February 14 to March 1 at 11 Chander Road. NS: Maybe we can start with, well, firstly, you’re here because you have a show coming up, right? And it comprises three people, Krish Natarajan, Astley Xie and Sharmaine Goh. Today we’ll be talking to Patch and Punnet, who is a kind of newish theatre collective started in 2017. My name is Nabilah Said and I’m the editor of ArtsEquator. Nabilah Said (NS): Hi everyone and welcome to ArtsEquator’s Fresh Blood podcast. (right-click and select ‘Save Link As’ on Windows control+click and select ‘Save Link As’ on Apple) Warning: This podcast contains language that is not suitable for kids.įika & Fishy runs from February 14 to March 1 at 11 Chander Road.ĭownload Podcast 75 here. Nabilah Said speaks to Krish Natarajan and Astley Xie of Patch and Punnet about their upcoming production, Fika & Fishy, which is billed as a kids’ show made for adults.
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