Paul Adams is the full time Learning & Engagement Manager at the Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT). Paul joined SRT from Manchester in The UK after spending over 10 years in the theatre industry working for leading charities and commercial theatre companies.

Paul has a Diploma in Musical Theatre and a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Performance from the University of Huddersfield. He has worked for many UK Theatre companies, facilitating and managing Arts Education programmes with participants across formal education, community outreach and venue-based programmes.

Paul prides himself in the application of theatre as a tool of non-traditional theatres settings, working with children and adults from a diverse range of backgrounds, whether that is in a self-esteem boosting workshop or a leadership enhancement programme.

In recent years in Singapore, Paul has developed new learning programmes for SRT working strategically with pre-school organisations, MOE schools and third-party organisations to strengthen learning for young people and professional development for adults.

Recent highlights include the planning and execution of a strategic partnership with Little Skool House; embedding drama in the curriculum and training pre-school teachers to harness creative approaches in the classroom.

Dwyane Tan graduated from the American Musical & Dramatic Academy in New York.

A performer for 17 years, his local and US credits include the LKY Musical, Jr. Claus, Spring Awakening, Thoroughly Modern Mille, Romeo & Juliet, Hot Pants, Beauty World, Army Daze, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, Pinocchio, and Forbidden City. His full resume is available on his website (www.dwaynetan.webs.com).

Dwayne has staged, written, and produced for the Esplanade — Fairy Tales – The Full Picture, The Show Must Go On, School Rules!

Dwyane wrote and composed his first musical, Hansel and Gretel: An Eco Adventure.

Being a finalist on Singapore Idol to his self-produced EP, Moments Alone. His works extends to voiceovers for the regional channel, Life Inspired, TV commercials and many cartoons.

On TV, he credits include Sunshine Station, HBO’s Serangoon Road and Mediacorp’s first animated sitcom Heartland Hubby.

Currently, Dwayne also teaches singing.

Shanice Stanislaus started as a performing artist with Flamenco Dance Theatre Company: Flamenco Sin Fronteras and has since worked internationally with esteemed choreographers and theatre-makers such as Antonio Vargas, Sue Samuels and Alberto Velasco in New York and Spain.

She is the founder of Creatives Inspirit, its mission to nurture a community of socially responsible artists and creative changemakers.

As an advocate for arts and fitness education, her work has included developing and training new choreographers and dance instructors in impoverished communities internationally from Kenya to Cambodia.

She has worked as an international Zumba Fitness instructor for Move to Empower, an organization supported by the United Nations and the Zumba Home office.

She is also a documentary filmmaker and has had her filmed premiered at the Guam International Film Festival, Info Cinephone Festival, Evolution Mallorca Film Festival and Colortape Festival Australia.

Grace Lee-Khoo is the Founder and Creative Development Director of Access Path Productions.

A UK-trained applied theatre practitioner, she completed her Master’s Degree in Applied Theatre at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2016.

An Honours graduate from the National University of Singapore’s Theatre Studies programme in 2009, she also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Education from the National Institute of Education (Singapore).

In 2017, Grace was an international artist-in-residence at Graeae Theatre Company (London) – UK’s flagship disability led- inclusive theatre company.

Grace’s latest project is ‘And Suddenly I Disappear:” The Singapore-UK ‘d’ Monologues’ where she served as associate producer and performer. The international production about disability, diversity and difference between the 2 countries premiered in Singapore, opened at the Southbank Centre in London and toured in the U.K. in 2018.

Carin Tay is a freelance dancer instructor, teaching Hip Hop to all ages starting from preschool.

Carin is an Applied Drama/Theatre graduate and is looking to do more work in this field with a drama company that aligns with her beliefs.

Carin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Contemporary and Applied Theatre from Griffith University, Brisbane Australia, along with a Diploma in Applied Drama and Psychology from Singapore Polytechnic.