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Impact 2024

Each year, Impact draws inspiration from a Singaporean artist who has made significant contributions to our arts and cultural landscape. This November, we celebrate the remarkable life and works of the late Mrs Santha Bhaskar, an iconic trailblazer in the world of Dance.

 

All proceeds from the sales of tickets will go towards the SOTA Endowment Fund, which provides students with bursaries, scholarships, and other forms of financial assistance.

 

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Becoming 2024

Celebrate the conclusion of the school year at Becoming 2024, a year-end showcase presented by our Dance faculty. Experience new original works by guest choreographers Germaine Cheng and Dapheny Chen, along with SOTA Dance faculty member Hana Goseling. Immerse yourself in a memorable evening at the SOTA Drama Theatre.

 

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Chronicles

The SOTA Music faculty presents its annual year-end concert, Chronicles. Treat yourself to an exciting evening of line-up spanning a wide range of musical genres and instruments, as well as an eclectic mix of student compositions!


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Songs of the Archipelago

Immerse yourself in an enchanting evening of Singapore-themed music presented by the SOTA music faculty, students, and alumni. Inspired by local landmarks like Suntec City and Telok Ayer, “Songs of the Archipelago” features various beloved tunes along with works by local composers including Zechariah Goh, Koh Cheng Jin, Phang Kok Jun, and Gu Wei. Also catch the SOTA Chinese Chamber Ensemble as they present traditional Chinese folk melodies and original compositions by our students!

 

“Songs of the Archipelago” is part of RE.MIX 2024, presented by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.

 

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Drawing Out

Each year, SOTA’s Year 1 and 2 Visual Arts students come together to illuminate their creative potential through a diverse array of artistic media. This exhibition is a testament to their courage to explore, experiment, and embrace the unknown. Each stroke, each coil, each carve is a step towards self discovery, and the culmination of these journeys is what makes Drawing Out an annual masterpiece of artistic exploration!


Date and Time:
10 October, 4pm – 8pm
12 October: 9am – 8pm
11 – 20 October: 12pm – 8pm


Location:
Level 2 SOTA Gallery

Visual Arts
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Hamlet

When Prince Hamlet’s father suddenly dies, Hamlet’s uncle, Claudius swiftly marries his mother and takes the throne for himself. Hamlet’s father appears to a grieving Hamlet, as a ghost, telling him that he was murdered by his own brother Claudius, and that he wants Hamlet to avenge his death.

One of Shakespeare’s most masterful and well-loved plays, “Hamlet” is packed with action, suspense and a little comic relief. Our talented Year 5 & 6 IBCP Theatre actors proudly present this freshly abridged version of “Hamlet”, using original text and directed by Sean Tobin.

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Reunite!, Rejoice!, Reimagine!

Commemorating the 10th anniversary of SOTA’s IBCP! We welcome you to Reunite!, Rejoice!, Reimagine!, a celebratory showcase featuring our past and present IBCP students. Come join us across three days of creativity, connection, and celebration at the SOTA Gallery!
 
Art Exhibition
17 to 19 September (Tue – Thu), 12pm – 5pm
 
Live Performances
18 September (Wed), 6.30pm – 8pm
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19 September (Thu), 6.30pm – 8pm
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Please note that admission to the performances will require pre-registration.
 
*IBCP: International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme

Events

antigone

Antigone

1 – 2 August 2024

7.30pm – 9.00pm, SOTA Studio Theatre

 

The civil war in Thebes has ended. Upon the death of two young Kings, Creon ascends the throne, declaring treason on any citizen found burying traitors. Torn between her duty to the memory of her late brother, Polynices, and to that of her country, Antigone wrestles with the multifaceted nature of duty and sacrifice. Adapted and translated by Joanne Poon, new life is breathed into Sophocles’ striking tragedy.


The Year 4 Theatre Cohort proudly presents “Antigone,” a tale that questions the complexities of grief and responsibility. Click on the photo to get your tickets!

Theatre

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Process

Music

2 August 2024

7.30pm – 8.30pm, SOTA Concert Hall

 

The SOTA Music Faculty presents a fresh and
exciting repertoire of student compositions including works from the 20th century and beyond.

 

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