My beloved friends,

It’s been a series of enriching learning with my recent special seminars on Mastering body language and Making friends with impromptu speaking.

The long-awaited finale for the Dramaturgically yours… series is here!  In August, we had a local twist with Too big? Too small? , now I will transport you to a liberating moment in international history, with Martin Luther King’s famous speech, ‘I have a dream’.

King was the youngest man to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.  He delivered his ‘I have a dream’ speech on 28 August, 1963, at the Lincolm Memorial, Washington. D.C,  as President of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, an organization formed to provide new leadership for the now burgeoning civil rights movement.  I like this speech primarily because it’s a very powerful speech on 2 things that resonate greatly with me – Freedom and dreams. Dreams are powerful fuel for our actions, and I believe everyone deserves to be free in their own right.

Relive the moment when King presented his closing speech with me!  Details as follows:

• Title: I have a dream by Martin Luther King
• Venue: Filcom Toastmasters, Cairnhill Community Club, Level 2, Conference Room, 1 Anthony Road, Singapore
• Date: 26 November 2010
• Time: 7-10pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

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My beloved friends,

After sharing my personalised funnies, and the most recent instalment of the Dramaturgically yours series, Cynthia’s sober! Cheers! (with photos!), it’s time for more satirical humour with Kuo Pao Kun’s The coffin is too big for the hole.

Kuo Pao Kun, born in Hebei, China, in 1939, was awarded in 1989, the Singapore Cultural Medallion – the highest honour bestowed on an artist by the Singapore government each year.

The coffin is too big for the hole was Kuo’s first English play written in 1984.  It was also his strongest entry into the socially and culturally complex world of bi-lingualism and bi-culturalism in Singapore.

The fourth (and second last) of the series, this rendition promises to transport you to the morphing psyche of a filial grandson, and a close-felt identification with hard-walled bureaucracy.

Rock with the satirically grave dilemmas of  Too big? Too small?  Details as follows:

• Title: Too big? Too small? – Kuo Pao Kun’s The coffin is too big for the hole
• Venue: West Coast Toastmasters, West Coast Community Centre, Level 3, Conference room, 2 Clementi West Street 2, Singapore
• Date: 14 August 2010
• Time: 2.00-5.30pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

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This was the most challenging of the Dramaturgically yours series to date!

Enjoy the slide show of Cynthia’s sober! Cheers!

My beloved friends,

It’s been a while since my last act with D. H. Lawrence’s Snake – A triumph of style and idiom, and Roald Dahl’s Matilda – interpreted MY way.  I’m back again with a vengeance!  This time, not only have I taken up the challenge of acting out a monodrama, but that of writing and directing this!

Weaving from storytelling with Roald Dahl’s Matilda to wild imaginations with D. H. Lawrence’s Snake, Cynthia’s sober! Cheers! brings to our attention growing societal issues that pervade the very fabric of life – our social relationships.

With a dry wit and a love for all things expressive, Yip Pei Shan is a creative mitochondria (energy house) behind her writings to date.

I am my own favourite author! – Yip Pei Shan

Come, ready, armed with your imagination and let your hair down with my characterisation of Cynthia and what she has to share with you in an original monodrama written, directed and acted by Shan!  Details as follows:

• Title: Cynthia’s sober! Cheers!
• Venue: New Millennium Advanced Toastmasters, Cairnhill Community Club, Level 2 Conference room, 1 Anthony Road, Singapore
• Date: 14 June 2010
• Time: 7-9.30pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

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My beloved friends,

With my latest audience in raptures over NYP can do, so can YOU! (photos too!), I am back on the acting scene!

D. H. Lawrence has been one of the most interesting and controversial writers that captured my attention several years back.  Snake is one of the very few English poems in free verse, and also one of his famous poems.  I love the transformation and investment of a complete and common experience with mythical grandeur.

Curve and weave your way to my bringing Snake to life!  Details as follows:

• Title: Snake – Nagging and sinuous
• Venue: Braddell Heights Advanced Toastmasters, Braddell Heights Community Club, Room 03-03, Serangoon Ave 2, Singapore
• Date: 21 November 2009
• Time: 2.30-5.30pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

My beloved friends,

With the recent record-breaking attendance at my FUNshop: Using Positive Psychology to understand and improve yourself (photos too!), and the kickstart of the Ho Ho Ha Ha Ha series with B.O., B.O.!, I am bitten by the presenting bug again!

This time round, ready yourself for drama-rama as I take the stage by storm!  I had a taster of drama earlier this year with The Luncheon, and it so intrigued me, an entire series is born!

Do you want to know what Dramaturgically yours… is all about?

Public speakers are lawyers and actors rolled into one – Yip Pei Shan

Do you want to see how presenters are lawyers and actors in one?

Do you want to be enthralled with a superb story, interpreted MY way?

I invite you to the first of my Dramaturgically yours… series in Singapore. Details as follows:

• Title: Matilda by Roald Dahl
• Venue: New Millennium Advanced Toastmasters, Cairnhill Community Club, conference room, 1 Anthony Road, Singapore
• Date: 12 October 2009
• Time: 7-9.30pm

I look forward to seeing you there!

With love,
Pei Shan

PS. Contact Pei Shan for more details.