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Made In SG - Off With Their Heads! Crack The Case: Wonderland

Made In SG

In ‘Made in SG’ Melanie Oliveiro goes down the rabbit hole with the immersive detective series, “Crack the Case: Wonderland” where audience members solve who stole the Mad Hatter’s beloved hat. Sight Lines Entertainment’s Derrick Chew and actor Tan Rui Shan (the March Hare), reveal the fun awaiting ticketholders at this 90-minute mystery heist.

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Made In SG - The Rites of Us: Singapore’s First Grief Festival

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro features ‘Rites of Us”, Singapore's first grief-literacy and community arts festival. It’s producer Dr Shahril Salleh gives an overview of the two-day festival. Writer-director Remesh Panicker describes his play “Good Grief” and Jolene Chiang - thanatologist & art therapist - describes her one-hour talk and art experiential session.

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Made In SG - Uplift & Inspire: President’s Challenge Night 2026

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro features Mediacorp’s President’s Challenge Night 2026. Cheryl Lim, PCN 2026’s Executive Producer provides highlights that follow the theme Uplift & Inspire. Co-host Rishi Budhrani will join her in revealing the line-up of local & international stars and community groups performing in this inspiring evening of music and performances.

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Made In SG - What’s New @ SGIFF: Singapore International Film Festival 2026

In ‘Made in SG’ Melanie Oliveiro finds out what’s new at Singapore International Film Festival 2026, with SGIFF’s Executive Director Jeremy Chua & Programme Director Thong Kay Wee revealing highlights like award-winning local & international films, exclusive filmmaker conversations and more. Filmmaker Nelson Yeoh discusses his film “The House on the Moon”.

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Made In SG - Dealing With Grief 101 for Children - "How to Be a Kid" by Gateway Arts

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro discovers a new local play “How to Be a Kid”, staged by Gateway Arts. Directed by Ian Loy, the coming-of-age production portrays how family members learn to support one another through bereavement. Actor Genevieve Tan, who plays 12-year-old Molly, and Jeremy Leong, who acts as six-year-old Joe, discuss their characters.

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Made In SG - Write Your Life Story with Gerontologist Normala Manap & T:>Works

In ‘Made in SG’ Melanie Oliveiro discovers how Singaporeans can write their own life stories, thanks to a five-part T:>Works workshop conducted by gerontologist Normala Manap. She explains how the “My Life Story” workshop teaches participants to become active creators of their own narratives - to reflect on their choices & values that have shaped their lives.

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