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Local singers take the stage

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Singer-songwriters Inch Chua and Art Fazil might be better known for their music, but the pair are taking on the theatre scene with their newest works.

The Straits Times speaks to Chua, whose music-driven theatre production, ‘Til The End Of The World, We’ll Meet In No Man’s Land, opens on Wednesday; and Art, whose play, Good Morning Jogja, will be staged in Singapore today and in Indonesia on Tuesday.

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