Every memorable Chinese drama begins with an idea, but bringing that idea to the screen requires creativity, collaboration and countless decisions behind the scenes. In this session, scriptwriter Ang Eng Tee and Executive Producer Loh Woon Woon discuss how stories are conceived, developed and adapted for changing audiences, while actresses Chen Liping and Cheryl Chou share how they transform scripts into compelling performances. Together, they reflect on how scriptwriting and acting have evolved across different generations, revealing the creative process behind Singapore Chinese dramas and offering audiences a rare glimpse into the making of stories that have entertained viewers for decades.
Sep 05, 2026 - Sep 05, 2026
2pm to 3.30pm
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Auditorium, Level 9
Conducted in Mandarin
No age limit
Free, pre-registration required
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