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Join us in Singapore for an intensive three-day practical theatre experience for DP Theatre students as well as two live performances. Through hands-on workshops and live performances, students will explore collaborative theatre-making, world theatre traditions, staging play texts, and theatre theory.
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Singapore TAPS Perspectives
Hosted by
Nexus International School
ISTA TAPS Perspectives offers IB DP Theatre students an immersive experience working with four practising theatre professionals, each specialising in collaboratively creating original theatre, staging play texts, exploring world theatre traditions, and performing theatre theory.
Students collaborate with peers from different schools and take part in a practical session with an IB DP Theatre specialist to connect their learning to their own coursework. By engaging with artists from local cultural organisations, TAPS enriches the cultural ecology of its host locations. This dynamic experience bridges IB DP Theatre syllabus areas with real-world theatre practice, inspiring students to deepen their explorations back at school.
This event runs in parallel with an IB DP Teacher workshop, creating a unique opportunity for both students and educators to engage in dynamic theatre learning simultaneously.
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What to Bring

Student Learners
Member Organisations: £397
Non-Member Organisations: £477
Educator Chaperones
Members: £212
Non-Members: £232
Surcharges (as required)
ISTA T-shirt: £20
Theatre Transfers: £15
📖 All students receive a TAPS Perspectives Student Journal as part of the registration fee.
💷 All prices are in GBP.
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Join us in Singapore for an intensive three-day practical theatre experience for DP Theatre students as well as two live performances. Through hands-on workshops and live performances, students will explore collaborative theatre-making, world theatre traditions, staging play texts, and theatre theory.