Name: Wong Han Xian, Joshua
Age: 24
Date of Birth: 01 November 1985
Occupation: Student-Teacher, Freelance Writer, Freelance Theatre Practioner & Maker
Education
- London Teacher Training College (2009 – present) – Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
- Queensland University of Technology, Australia (2008) – University Exchange Certificate
- Nanyang Technological University – National Institute of Education, Singapore (2006 – present) – Bachelor of Arts (Education) specialising in Drama & Performance and Mathematics
- Nanyang Junior College, Singapore (2002 – 2003) – GCE ‘A’ Levels
- Outram Secondary School (1998 – 2001) – GCE ‘O’ Levels
Drama, Theatre & Performance
- Performed as Edward in “Maggie and Mille and Molly and May” (2010) by Buds Theatre Company
- Original performance of “Blood Tree” (2009) – Graduating performance and production
- Directed an excerpt of “King Lear” (2009) – Part of course assessment
- Original performance of “A Chain of Fairy Tales” (2009) – Part of course assessment
- Original performance of “Angels and Flies” (2009) as part of “Express Vol. 01″ project
- Original performance of “(Im)Imposed” (2008) – Part of course assessment
- Original Forum Theatre piece of “Q-up!?” (2008) – Part of course assessment
- Original performance of “Re + Im” (2008) as part of an experimental project “Opposites”
- Butoh style of “Waiting for Godot” (2008) by Samuel Beckett – Part of course assessment
- Director of an original script “Who” (2007 – 2008) – Part of Introspection’08, a project by NTU Ephiphany Theatre
- Original performance of “Framed” (2007) – Part of course assessment
- Original performance of “Mirror Mirror on the Wall” (2007) – Part of course assessment
- “Exit” (2007), written by Eleanor Wong
- Excerpts of “Lao Jiu” (2007) by Kuo Pao Kun - Part of course assessment
- Excerpts of “Mad Forest” (2006) by Caryl Churchill – Part of course assessment
- Excerpts of “The Coffin is too Big for the Hole” (2006) by Kuo Pao Kun – Part of course assessment
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