OUR STORY
Perspectives is dedicated to the global disabled community who have faced these challenging times with resilience, courage and grace.
2020
With theatres shuttered in Singapore, Lee Lee turns to the digital film format to bring the voices of the disabled community to the forefront. Together with a team of creatives, she produces Perspectives, three monologues by artists with disabilities. The film aims to encourage audiences to see beyond disabilities and address assumptions. Lee Lee’s monologue is featured in Thrive Aid 2020, a global online livestream of works created by disabled artists and viewed by thousands of people around the world. Perspectives is created and will launch 25 March 2021 at Gateway Theatre. Read Lee Lee’s blog post What Happens When You Dream.
2019
Lim Lee Lee, Stephanie Esther Fam and Victor Tan are selected to attend the Sync Singapore Leadership Programme for Disabled Artists in Singapore. The training programme is a collaboration between Singapore and the UK, organised by Very Special Arts, British Council and Singapore International Foundation and supported by the National Arts Council.
2016-2018
Disability Arts movement in Singapore gains momentum. The social model of disability is introduced at the Arts x Disability Forum 2016. Lee Lee becomes involved with Project Tandem, a performing arts training group for people with disabilities.
In 2018, Lee Lee performs in ‘And Suddenly I Disappear: the Singapore ‘d’ Monologues’, an international theatrical dialogue of difference, disability, and what it is to be human, from opposite sides of the world.
