[WORKSHOP] 'NORMAL PEOPLE' by Lê Kim Thanh

Sometimes the most compelling improv scenes aren’t about wild characters or big twists, but about normal people in everyday situations navigating honest relationships.

NORMAL PEOPLE is a workshop about slowing down, listening deeper, and finding the spark in the ordinary. You’ll explore how to build truthful, grounded scenes that resonate, without needing to push for conflict, jokes, or spectacle.

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• Nearest Carpark: CTHub2 (park near Lift Lobby 4, 2min walk to Pek Chuan Bldg.), Hamilton Rd. Street Parking (2min walk to Pek Chuan Bldg.)
• Nearest MRTs: Bendemeer (3min walk from Exit B), Lavender (11min walk from Exit B), Farrer Park (`11min walk from City Square Mall exit)
• Nearest Bus Stops: Aft. Kallang Bahru, Bef. Kallang Bahru
• We regret that this venue is not wheelchair accessible

• Completed training in basic improvisational theatre & comedy
• i.e. LIT's Level 1 course or equivalent

• Please come in comfortable clothing that doesn't restrict your movement.
• Feel free to bring your own writing materials & water bottle.

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is a Hanoi-based improviser/writer. She is the founder and director of , Vietnam's first community space dedicated to improv, and the .

Thanh has been building the improv community across Vietnam, bringing this special art form to audiences who are mostly experiencing it for the first time. Many of the shows and classes she has produced in her country are bilingual, to treasure both local cultures and international bonds.

She has also taught and performed in Australia, China, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. With an academic background in education and business, she also uses applied improv to design training and facilitation programs on collaboration and development for organisations.

When not doing improv, she gets nerdy and writes case studies about Asian businesses, or takes her motorbike and wanders around Vietnam.

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(LIT)’s mission is to enrich lives in Singapore through the art of improvisational theatre. By providing quality classes, corporate training workshops, event performances, and entertaining improv shows, we resolve to build and maintain a positive, thriving community where people are valued, form meaningful connections, and are empowered to find their voice.

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The organisers wish to be as accommodating as possible, so feel free to let them know if you have any specific needs (e.g. boundaries, triggers).

• We seek everyone's cooperation in making our classes an open and inclusive safe space, especially for women, queer, and neurodivergent improvisers to participate.
• We remind all attendees to be respectful & 'punch up' during their scenes (e.g. avoid homophobia, misogyny, racism, etc.)