The Nonya Nightingale is an adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's – The Nightingale and Shakespeare's – King Lear. A beautiful combination of two classics retold in a heartwarming tale. The Nonya Nightingale is a marvellous play with drama, puppetry, song and dance that promises to charm the young and old.

Based on a true story in Minamata, Japan, Mercury is a thought-provoking, witty play about mankind's exploitation for natural resources as we sought for progression. However, as we move forth, step-by-step, we come closer to our own destruction. But who is to take the blame – the greedy CEOs? The ignorant villagers? Or the nonchalant city people?

Home Boxes features puppetry, song, movement, drama and culinary as one complete experience while we take on a close-to-heart journey about the fragility of relationships with loved ones and feeling for these stories.

Inspired by an old Indian folktale, Hug The Tree takes us on a journey with a group of villagers in The Chipko movement as they stood united in a non-violent protest to save trees from being felled in eco-sensitive regions. Featuring specially crafted puppets in a dynamic display of sets and props, riddled with infectious delightful tunes, Hug The Tree promises to enchant, enthral and entertain from start to finish.

In this episode from the well-loved Chinese epic adventure, Journey to the West, Master Tang San Zang and his disciples encounter the White Bone Fiend in their travels. Intent on dining on Tang San Zang, the demoness tricks him into expelling Sun Wu Kong, the Monkey God from the group. Will she succeed or will Wu Kong save the day?

Somewhere in a big tropical forest, there is a beautiful tree. On the tree, there lives a bird, a monkey and a rat. They are, well, not very good neighbours, annoying one another with their weird habits and behaviour.