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WHO WE ARE

 

 

It’s not about ticking boxes; it’s about putting the work first.

 

FK Co-Lab presents the urgent and immediate sociopolitical landscape through the lens of the personal, using praxis as a dramaturgical process that drives our collaborative artistic explorations and research enquiry. We engage with who we are in relationship with the historical, current, and found places we position ourselves in to access the forgotten and unheard individual and collective voices in society. 

 

Through developing original performances and undertaking in practice as research, FK Co-Lab aims to push forward and evolve the ongoing dialogue between contemporary performance practices and the larger debates on and around the prevalent concerns of today.

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ARTISTIC DIRECTORS

 

 

KHAI

 

Khai is a creative producer, arts manager, and theatre maker from Singapore. She graduated from LaSalle College of the Arts, specializing in Theatre Arts, and is currently pursuing an MA in Creative Producing at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London. In Singapore, Khai has assisted in coordinating productions for the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival with The Necessary Stage and was then appointed as Performing Arts Programme Manager at The Substation. She lead the inaugural Directors Lab Programme, curated The Night Festival at The Substation and managed the annual SeptFest from 2012.

 

Khai has also managed and produced productions for other Multidisciplinary Artists like Ezzam Rahman’s Your ghosts from yesteryears visit me once in a while (Art Science Museum, 2018), Kamini Ramachandran’s The Hidden (SIFA, 2018), Sam Lo's Indigoism Projects, KULCHA's music productions and performances and Hatch Theatrics Artist Residency att Malay Heritage Centre from 2015 - 2018.Khai's last project in Singapore was Festival Manager for StoryFest Presented by The Arts House & The Storytelling Centre Limited, in 2018.


Her International producing credits include: Siapa Yang Bawa Melayu Aku Pergi?  (Who took My Malay Away?) (RUYUNG, Camden People’s Theatre & Battersea Arts Centre, London 2019), Hawa (Hatch Theatrics, Brisbane Festival 2017), Moon Lantern Festival (SAtheCollective, Adelaide, OZAsia Festival 2017), Super Happy Land (Hatch Theatrics x Theatre Gumbo, Osaka, 2015).

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She is currently working with Isobel Hawson (On Tour Ltd, London) assisting on tour booking for various artists in London such as Mashi Theatre, Tony Timberlake and Richard Hutchins.

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Website: rumahkhai.wixsite.com/home

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FAEZAH ZULKIFLI

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Faezah is a theatremaker and researcher from Singapore. She holds a BA (Hons.) English with a Minor in Drama & Performance from Nanyang Technological University, and is currently a postgraduate reading MA Advanced Theatre Practice at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, where she has been trained under the likes of Anne Bogart (SITI Company, New York), Amit Levy (Frantic Assembly, London), and Ben Kidd (Dead Centre, Dublin). 

 

Faezah’s practice and research specialisations include intermediality in performance, theatrical and cultural mobility, and performance documentation. Her research papers have been awarded and published at the international level as Highly Commended pieces at The Global UA, where she was also awarded Regional Winner for Asia for the Music, Film, and Theatre category in 2017. 

 

Aside from research work, Faezah is also part of New York University's Global Shakespeare network, and has worked with international artists Sarah Jane Scaife (Company SJ, Dublin), Lucy McCormick (London), and CREW (Brussels) as part of artist residencies. Faezah's other notable credits include 'PUNKT Presents Penelope ('PUNKT, London, 2019); the autobiographical all the times i made you feel — (London, 2018); How to Build a Nation (Pink Bottles, Singapore, 2018); "Hester Swane" in Marina Carr’s By the Bog of Cats... (dir. Sarah Jane Scaife (Company SJ), Singapore, 2017); and a Singaporean reworking of Stephen Greenblatt and Charles Mee’s The Cardenio Project  (dir. Kevin Riordan (Theater Mitu), Abu Dhabi, 2017) for The Global Shakespeare Festival. 

 

Faezah is also a company member of London-based collective 'PUNKT, and a content producer and editor for independent artists and corporate organisations across Singapore and the United Kingdom.

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Website: faezahzulkifli.com

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