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Graduation Ceremony 2020
Congratulations to the Class of 2020! -
Board members' speaking engagements
Board members Nazry Bahrawi and Tan Tarn How have been speaking about culture, history and the arts at universities, cultural institutions and arts organisations. Nazry has also written and spoken about culture and current affairs in the media. -
Sasi in LASALLE's Actor Training conversation series
ITI Director T. Sasitharan spoke about the Singaporean perspective on "Interculturalism and training the performing artist" as part of LASALLE's series, Actor training in the 21st century: a global perspective, a series of conversations with leading actor trainers from around the world.
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Postponement of AIC 2020
In light of the uncertainties from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 4th triennial Asian Intercultural Conference (AIC), which was scheduled to take place from 23–25 November 2020, has been postponed to 7–9 December 2021. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. -
Alumnus wins award at Philippines film festival
Alumnus Miyuki Kamimura (’05) received the Best Performance award at Dreamanila International Film Festival for his performance in Filipino film Tanabata’s Wife, which also won the Grand Jury Award. -
Passing of faculty member Phillip Zarrilli
ITI is deeply saddened by the demise of longtime faculty member, collaborator and friend Phillip Zarrilli, who passed away on 28 April 2020.
Our deepest condolences to his loved ones. Phillip will be dearly missed by the ITI family. -
COVID-19 Update
In accordance with the prevailing COVID-19 advisory, ITI's campus will be closed temporarily while we switch to home-based learning from April 8 to May 4. -
Co-founders, board and staff in the media
ITI's co-founders, board members and staff have been featured in recent coverage of the arts in TODAY, The Straits Times and Channel NewsAsia. -
Awards and nominations for alumni and faculty
Saran Jith (‘17) was honoured at the JC Daniel Kalashreshta Awards for his film debut in Nalpathiyonnu, movement teacher Lim Chin Huat was nominated for a Life Theatre Award for Best Set for Not In My Lifetime? (The Finger Players and Gateway Academy) and Grace Kalaiselvi (‘14) received a nomination for Best Guest Actress (Drama) at the Indie Series Awards for People Like Us.
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Featured Alumni:
Kalaiselvi Grace
Kalaiselvi Grace graduated from Intercultural Theatre Institute in 2014 and now works as a freelance actor, creator, director, educator, puppeteer and writer. Some of her own works include Crocodiles in Kurtas (Esplanade OctoBurst 2019), Touch Me Not (part 1 of Goddesses of Words – Sarojini Naidu), The Old Fogies (Esplanade OctoBurst 2018) and Mother I (1 & 2). Grace also acted in Miss British (Esplanade Studios series 2019) and directed 3FVU for TheatreWorks' N.O.W. 2019 festival. She started Brown Voices, a collective to write professional scripts with Indian narratives, with their first showcase at Centre 42’s Late-Night Texting 2019.
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