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Stephen Riady Donates S$1 Million to ITI in Support of Arts Education
ITI has received S$1 million from prominent businessman and philanthropist, Dr Stephen Riady — one of the largest gifts from an individual donor to an independent arts organisation in Singapore. -
Alumnus wins awards in the Philippines
Alumnus Miyuki Kamimura (’05) received the Best New Actor award at Urduja Film Festival for his performance in Filipino film Tanabata’s Wife. His performance also earned him the Best Actor award at ToFarm Film Festival 2018. -
Alumni elected to National Committee on Dramatic Arts in the Philippines
Alumni Felimon Blanco (’05) and Denise Mordeno Aguilar (’14) have been elected as Head and Secretary, respectively, of the National Committee on Dramatic Arts in the Philippines from 2020 - 2022. They previously held the respective positions of Vice Head and Assistant Secretary from 2017 - 2019. -
Students and alumnus from the Philippines perform in 1NNOSARA
ITI alumnus and third-year students Felimon Blanco, Ted Nudgent Tac-an, and Hope Tinambacan present three solo performances at "1NNOSARA, Mindanao Solo Performance Project". -
NAFA award for faculty
ITI movement teacher Lim Chin Huat received the NAFA Distinguished Alumni Medal from his alma mater, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), in recognition of his contributions to the Singapore arts scene. -
Sasi and Tarn How at Tembusu College
ITI Director T. Sasitharan and board member Tan Tarn How were invited by Prof Tommy Koh, Rector of Tembusu College at the National University of Singapore, to Tembusu College's Inaugural Dinner, a salute to Singapore’s cultural stars. -
ITI Chairman receives Public Service Medal
On National Day, ITI Chairman Arun Mahizhnan was awarded the Public Service Medal (Pingat Bakti Masyarakat) in recognition of his work as a member of the National Library Advisory Committee. He is the first person to receive the honours under the National Library Board’s commendation. -
Faculty nominated for James Tait Black Prize for Drama
richard III redux, a play by ITI guest lecturer Kaite O’Reilly and faculty member Phillip Zarrilli, is one of three plays shortlisted for the James Tait Black Prize for Drama 2019.
The winner will be announced at an award ceremony on 19 August at the Traverse Theatre at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. -
Faculty, alumni and students in Kerala
In June 2019, ITI Head of Acting Beto Ruiz led a series of acting masterclasses with Across The River Collective, formed by ITI alumni and students as well as Kutiyattam master teacher Kapila Venu.
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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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