A NOTE WENT OFF IN MY HEAD

I was awakened by a mighty Monotone
that they hummed and drummed in resonance.
Consummate and obstinate,
it perpetuates and permeates.

A community emerged as its members crossed borders to meet one another at the quiet front. Rising from their collapsed pasts, they attempted to re-imagine a harmonized society, doing the best they could with the instruments they had inherited. Then a note went off, something cracked, and discordance ensued.

A note went off in my head,
A different tone.
It got louder and louder and they yowled.
HARMONIZE. YOU ARE OUT OF LINE.

Will that lunatic wail promise to be the new sound mind?

From A GROUP OF PEOPLE comes a play about overtones, undertones, syncopation and symphony, and the quest for harmony in a cacophony of electronica, hoots, cackles and howls.

Presented by A GROUP OF PEOPLE
in collaboration with Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
as part of The Studios season
Show duration 1h 11min


CreatorA GROUP OF PEOPLEDirectorOliver ChongPlaywrightA GROUP OF PEOPLESetOliver ChongSoundDarren NgLightingLim Woan WenStarringTimothy Nga, Koh Wan Ching, Nelson Chia & Edith Podesta Supported byNational Arts Council SingaporeYear2011Date31 March – 2 April VenueEsplanade Theatre StudioAwardsThe Straits Times Life! Theatre Award 2012: Nomination for Best Ensemble, and Best Sound Design