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PERFORMANCES & WORKSHOPS FOR FAMILIES​
Evelyn’s stories have been adapted for multilingual performances in children's theatre, festivals and storytelling workshops for children ages 3 to 8 years. Find out more about her school programmes here.
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If you're looking for creative ways to spark children's interest in the diversity of people, languages, cultures and nature in neighbourhoods in Singapore, Evelyn would love to collaborate! Drop her a note here.
A festive event with the friendliest tree in Singapore, and Little Mynah Santa puppets for everyone. Christmas Storytelling at Times Bookstore, Waterway Point.
3 December 2022
Storytelling and crafts workshop series, and collaboration with librarians to share other local picture books in Malay, Mandarin, Tamil and English. EarlyREAD Programme at public libraries in East, West, North and Central Singapore.
June to December 2022
Six workshops with The Noisiest Tree on Children's Day weekend at the new Uniqlo Kids Library.
Scan QR code for highlights.
Uniqlo Orchard Central Global Flagship Store
8-9 October 2022
The launch of The Noisiest Tree with storytelling and crafts. Epigram Bookshop at Singapore Arts Museum.
11 June 2002
A special collaborative Multilingual Storytelling Workshop with
fellow Super Golis Abhi Krishnan,
Quek Hong Shin and Rilla Melati.
Asian Festival of Children's Content (AFCC)
28 May 2022
A reading and games at AFCC2022 at National Library Building
29 May 2022
Storytelling with Makan Mischief
Hybrid | Times Bookstores Christmas Reads at Waterway Point
4 Dec 2021
Storytelling: The Little Mynah | Early READ (4 - 6 years)
Programme Zone, Central Library
7 Dec 2021
Special Storytelling: The Little Mynah | Early READ
Jurong Regional Library
10 Sep 2021
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Making Friends with Little Mynah and the Womps
Epigram Books
Hybrid | Dec 2020
MULTILINGUAL PERFORMANCES
The Noisiest Tree
Asian Festival of Children’s Content (AFCC)
Central Public Library | Sep 2018
The Noisiest Tree
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National Gallery Singapore|
Oct 2016
Makan Mischief
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Singapore Writers Festival
The Arts House | Nov 2015