DARE Festival 2026 - Who Stole My Spotlight?
An inclusive variety theatre production featuring comedy, music, and dance, set in a stylized MRT world and performed by a diverse cast of artists of all abilities.
- When
- Wed, 18 Nov 2026
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- For
- family · adults · seniors
- Cost
- Tickets from S$30
- SG Culture Pass
- You can pay for this with your Culture Pass credits. See it on sgculturepass.gov.sg
- Tags
- family · senior · accessibility · couple
About this event
DARE Festival 2026 proudly presents Who Stole My Spotlight? — an original variety theatre experience where live music, comedy, dance, storytelling and spectacular visuals come together in one unforgettable celebration of inclusion.
Inspired by playful humour and larger-than-life personalities, the show transports audiences into TransitWorld — a stylised MRT world where everyday journeys become extraordinary adventures. Everything changes when Mediacorp Artiste He Ying Ying dazzles as the enigmatic Mistress Lumiere, a mysterious newcomer who arrives carrying an irresistible force known as Main Character Energy (MCE). As oversized personalities collide and the station descends into delightful chaos, one question echoes through TransitWorld... Who Stole The Spotlight?
The production brings together an exceptional cast including Timothy Lee, international guest artiste Aliènette Coldfire, comedy favourite Hossan Leong, acclaimed vocalist Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai, Mediacorp Personality Joakim Gomez, and an outstanding inclusive ensemble of performers of all abilities.
Packed with comedy, reimagined live music, breathtaking vocals, and theatrical surprises, Who Stole My Spotlight? is a celebration of talent, inclusion and authentic human connection.
Produced by Collective Perspectives, DARE Festival champions disability inclusion by bringing together artists of all abilities to share one stage as equals.
So, who really stole the spotlight? Come aboard and find out.
Accessibility options: Wheelchair accessible, Guide dog friendly, Calm spaces, Closed or live captioning, Audio description, Sign language interpretation
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