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18 Oct – 30 Nov 2023 | KC Arts Centre - Home of SRT
Based on the all-time favourite book by Dr. Seuss, The Cat in the Hat has been developed into a magically witty play by Britain’s National Theatre. After the successful staging by SRT’s The Little Company in 2012 and 2015, The Cat in the Hat is now back again!
If you have not read any Dr. Seuss lately, you will love this production of The Cat in the Hat. Every Dr. Seuss’s story is a lesson in grammar, syntax, scansion, phonics, morality, ethics, tolerance and the human spirit.
Sally and her brother get a surprise visit from the Cat in the Hat. With his endless tricks and crazy ideas, he certainly turned the dull rainy afternoon into one amazing adventure.
Joined by the twin mischief-makers, Thing 1 and Thing 2, The Cat in the Hat promises to be a purr-fect day out for both children and parents alike!
15% off Family Package
10% off for all PAssion Card Members
Group and School Bookings
Sunday,19 Nov 2023, 2PM
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Relaxed Performance (RP): A RP is designed to allow patrons a more ‘relaxed’ theatre environment. Patrons who may benefit from this performance include those on the Autistic spectrum, living with Dementia and patrons with diverse learning and communication needs.
A visual story is available as part of a Relaxed Performance. It provides details on the performance and venue for those who wish to familiarise themselves with what to expect prior to their visit. Please note that the visual story includes story details/spoilers which may impact your experience of the production. To receive the visual story, please contact SRT’s Box Office at boxoffice@srt.com.sg or 6733 8166. |
Sunday, 26 Nov 2023, 2PM
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Audio Described (AD) : An Audio Described performance is for patrons who are Blind or Vision Impaired, who require the theatre performance to be described live by a trained Audio Describer. The performance is verbally described and transmitted to the audience members through their own mobile phone device with earphones.
Click here for the Audio Described Pre-show notes (Audio Version).
Click here for the Audio Described Pre-show Notes (Text Version).
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Creative Captioned (CC) :
Creative captioned (CC) performances are designed to cater to patrons who are Deaf / Hard of Hearing. In a CC performance, there will be text projected on or near the stage that transcribes all auditory elements of the show into written English (speech, music, sound cues, etc). Trained captioners will operate their captions live. Colour contrast, placement, and size of the caption text will be considered throughout the process. Advised by our patrons and Venue team, seating for audience members will be allocated to provide an optimal view of the captions during the performance, and the stage itself. |
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Singapore Sign Language Interpreted Performance (SgSL):
Sign Language Interpreted performances are designed to cater to patrons who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. In a signed performance, there will be a trained interpreter who will be placed in a visible position on or near the stage. The interpreter will sign all auditory elements of the show using Singapore Sign Language. Advised by The Singapore Association of the Deaf, seating is allocated for each SgSL performance to provide an optimal view to both the show and the interpreter. |
Please contact SRT’s Box Office at boxoffice@srt.com.sg or 6733 8166 for more enquiries and/or ticket purchase for the Access Performances.
Rating / Age Limit
Late Seating Advisory:
Photography / Video Recording Rules
Additional Information
Booster Seats
Booster seats are available on a first-come-first-served basis. They are not guaranteed and are not included with the purchase of your ticket. Patrons are welcome to bring their own booster seats.
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Event Date
18 Oct – 30 Nov 2023
Weekdays : 9.30am & 11:30am
10am performances on 27 - 30 Nov
Weekends : 11am & 2pm
Duration
Approximately 45 mins (no intermission)
Recommended age
2-year-olds and above
Venue
KC Arts Centre - Home of SRT
Ticket Pricing
Weekdays:
Cat 1: $30
Cat 2: $27
15% OFF Family Package (4 tickets):
$102 and $91.80 (Cat 1 and 2 respectively)
Weekends and Public Holidays:
Cat 1: $50*
Cat 2: $40
15% OFF Family Package (4 tickets):
$170* and $136 (Cat 1 and 2 respectively)
*Cat 1 tickets include a photo taking opportunity with the cast in costume.
(Applicable for Weekend/ Public Holiday shows only.)
Ticketing T&Cs apply. Find out more here.
Irsyad Dawood, a theatrical dream,
From acting to puppetry, his talents gleam.
Potong, Rattle King, and Mosaic too,
His credits aplenty, making all hearts woo.
As an actor, director, and writer, with grace,
A generalist of theatre, he claims his space.
From designing sets to teaching with zest,
His skills and passion are truly the best.
But amidst the applause, his work's embrace,
He dedicates to a love, a special place.
To his mother and late father, sincere and true,
Each creation a tribute, their love shining through.
Marcus is an actor who charms the audience with his sincerity, stage presence and powerful voice. His passion for acting started at age 13 when he joined his secondary school's drama club, with whom he was cast as the lead in their entry to the Singapore Youth Festival competition. Marcus was a part of Pangdemonium’s Triple Threats Programme in 2017, which sparked his interest in musical theatre. He graduated with BA (First Class Hons) in Musical Theatre at LASALLE College of the Arts and he is currently freelancing as a performer, Speech & Drama and Musical Theatre educator.
Rebecca is an actor for theatre, television, film and voiceover work. She has had the opportunity to work with many reputable companies, in equally notable productions, such as People, Places & Things (Pangdemonium), C-o-n-t-a-c-t (Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT)), Hotel (Wild Rice), as well as Mosaic and Together (Esplanade), just to name a few. Rebecca is extremely grateful to be a part of The Cat In The Hat, her first Little Company production with SRT, and thoroughly hopes you enjoy her work.
A Royal Central School of Speech and Drama acting graduate , Dennis dabbles in rap and plays the violin.
Dennis' Singapore stage credits include: A Midsummer Night's Dream (SRT), An Inspector Calls (W!LD RICE), Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap (How Drama), McBeat and the Lil Shake Crew (Esplanade FYI, co-writer) Tartuffe (W!LD RICE), The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged (SRT), The Hawker (The Second Breakfast Company)
His international stage credits include: Mail Ordered (Vancouver, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary and Edmonton Fringe Festivals 2022-2023, Winner: Pick of the Fringe and Patron's Pick), The Caucasian Chalk Circle (Engineer Theatre, London)
Janice is a highly motivated, enthusiastic, and innovative individual who takes pride in wearing her heart on her sleeve. With a love for singing and an experience in dancing for over 18 years, she immediately found herself gravitating towards musical theatre, where she hopes to share the joy she has while performing with onlookers, via the stage. Her notable works include: Four Horse Road (The Theatre Practice), The Monster in the Mirror (Bitesize Theatre), and Gretel & Hansel (SRT's The Little Company)
Alex is an actor, dancer and choreographer based in Singapore. She made her professional stage debut as 'Sylvia' in the play Sylvia (dir. Pavan J. Singh) in May 2022 and is currently an associate artist with Conundrum Theatre.
Alex trained at LASALLE College of the Arts and received a first class honours degree in Musical Theatre from Goldsmiths, University of London. She has been dancing and competing since the age of 7 in ballet and jazz, and has since explored Broadway Jazz, Pas de deux and Fosse.
