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(CANCELLED) Doodle Caboodle Workshop

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This is a story of a boy named Lan, his DOODLES and his plan to save his neighbourhood, told through theatrical storytelling and movement.

Be part of the whole CABOODLE, where you can listen, imagine, watch, and play.

Participants will be provided with drawing materials.

About Rizman Putra

Since Rizman Putra graduated with a Master of Arts (Fine Arts) from Lasalle College of the Arts in 2007, he has been actively straddling between performance, visual arts and music for the last decade. Rizman is the winner of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (JCCI) Singapore Foundation Arts Award 2005 (as part of artist initiative Kill Your Television [KYTV], co-founder of the now-dissolved arts collective, Kill Your Television (KYTV), as well as frontman for the indie music group, Tiramisu. Rizman has also performed and exhibited his works in Australia, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, USA, Taiwan, United Kingdom and Vietnam. In 2005, Rizman was one of four artists selected for the President’s Young Talents Exhibition and was also selected to be part of the Fukuoka Triennale. He received the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology's (RMIT) Most Outstanding Award 2002-2003. He has exhibited his works at the inaugural Singapore Biennale 2006. Rizman is currently an Associate Artist with Cake Theatrical Productions.

About Ian Loy

Ian Loy is a theatre-maker based in Singapore since 1999. He graduated from Lasalle-SIA College of the Arts in 2002 with a Diploma in Drama with Distinction and was also a recipient of the NAC Georgette Chen Arts Scholarship. Since then, he has used his forte in theatre arts as a performer and director in school projects and theatre, both independently and with established theatre companies. Ian Loy founded MySuperFuture Theatrical Productions in 2009. Through the company, he involves himself with many community outreach and theatre projects with people of all ages and abilities, coaching or creating theatre art for them, especially for young audiences. Ian Loy was also invited to be an Associate Artist with Esplanade from 2018 to 2020. He has been creating theatre for our young audiences since 2009.

He was awarded the Singapore Young Artist Award in 2014 for his series of accomplished work in theatre for young audiences (TYA). It represents Singapore’s highest award for young arts practitioners, aged 35 years and below in the year of award, whose artistic achievements and commitment have distinguished them among their peers. It encourages him to continue pursuing excellence in the arts, and to look towards inspiring others. In 2016, Ian was nominated Best Director by LIFE! Theatre Awards for his work in Grandpa Cherry Blossoms presented as part of Esplanade’s SUPER JAPAN Festival. This nomination in itself is unique as he was the only TYA director that is mentioned in its category ever. This serves as an affirmation for him to continue serving brilliant work in theatres for the young.