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OUR ASSEMBLY SHOWS

Our inwardBOUND Assembly Show Programmes use an interactive and embodied approach to engage students in meaningful dialogue around relevant social and personal issues. Designed specifically for school contexts, each production combines professional performance with facilitated interaction, encouraging students to reflect, question, and participate actively. Our shows address themes such as well-being, values, relationships, and responsible decision-making, supporting CCE and SEL learning outcomes in an engaging and age-appropriate manner. By placing students at the centre of the theatrical experience, our assembly shows create shared moments of learning that extend beyond the performance and into classroom conversations.

Commissioned by the Singapore Police Force

Theme: Crime Prevention & Civic Awareness

For: Primary Schools

FREE

Sarah and Melissa reconnect with community values when their friendship is tested by Leslie, whose competitive mindset challenges empathy, cooperation, and the kampong spirit in a changing school environment today.

CROSSROADS

Supported by NAC-AEP (Eligible for 50% Funding) 

Theme: Making Good Decisions & Financial Literacy

For: Primary, Secondary Schools & Junior College

ENQUIRE FOR COST

When a group of friends are tempted by trends, quick rewards, and impulsive spending, their choices lead to unexpected results. They must think critically about responsibility, financial decisions, and the difference between wants, needs, and long-term goals.

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PROJECT: TOGETHER

Supported by NAC-AEP (Eligible for 50% Funding) 

Theme: Teamwork & Effective Communication

For: Primary, Secondary Schools & Junior College

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Four friends are tasked to complete an important project together, but as misunderstandings, clashing personalities, and poor communication spiral out of control, they must learn the key to overcoming challenges together.

Signature Show Produced by inwardBOUND

Theme: Mental-Wellness & Coping Strategies

For: Secondary Schools & Junior Colleges

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Denise struggles beneath rising academic pressure and expectations, until unspoken stress surfaces, revealing the cost of silence and the importance of seeking support, balance, and self-care among friends, family, school.

BREAKING POINT

Supported by NAC-AEP (Eligible for 50% Funding) 

Theme: Anti-Bullying & Self-Care

For: Primary, Secondary Schools & Junior College

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A group of students struggle to balance friendships, expectations, and online pressures as small acts of unkindness begin to take a toll on their wellbeing. They must discover the power of empathy, boundaries, self-care, and speaking up for one another.

Commissioned by the National Heritage Board

Theme: Heritage Education & National Day

For: Primary & Secondary Schools

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Four friends embark on a Learning Journey to discover the many meanings and stories behind the iconic Padang that means so much to Singapore's national history. Will they finally realise what it means to be proud of our Singapore heritage?

OUR PAST SHOWS

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AUDIENCE REVIEWS

SUHAILY SUPAHAN

TEACHER, JURONGVILLE SECONDARY

I was very impressed with the teamwork from the company. Everyone came down to help in pushing and motivating the students. Everything was delivered; from sourcing of production to organizing and providing help for teachers. Very surprising for a drama company. Really trust the professionalism...

CINDY BEH

TEACHER, XINMIN SECONDARY

Director and trainers are knowledgeable about their craft and professional in their work. They are accommodating and acceded to requests and ideas from the school. They were able to engage the students and push them to their limits. In the process, the students learnt and improved in their skills and built resilience.

JOSH WONG

TEACHER, CEDAR GIRLS' SECONDARY

Both Principal and Vice-Principal commended on the well-conceived plot that touched the hearts of many. The mother and daughter relationship resonated with members of the audience...

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