An evening of spoken word, music, literature and laughter, celebrating the cultures of Singapore and Ireland.

With performances from LASALLE students and alumni, and the combined showcasing of members of the Irish community at the intimate Flexible Performance Space at LASALLE, Red Dot Green Dot is a fun and memorable evening of cultural entertainment, warm friendship and great craic!

For the 2024 edition of this annual event, there will be a performance of an excerpt from a monologue written by renowned Singaporean playwright and author Jean Tay that celebrates the life of LASALLE’s founder, Brother Joseph McNally. Jean Tay is a postgraduate student enrolled in the Masters in Creative Writing programme at LASALLE

All proceeds go towards the McNally Legacy Fund which consists of initiatives ranging from scholarships and bursaries to multidisciplinary and theatre performances to visual art exhibitions, and academic fellowships that continue the legacy of an Ireland-Singapore partnership through a new range of opportunities for a new generation of artists and educators.

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