Past Productions & Events
- Recalling Mother (Brisbane)
- The Last Bull: A Life In Flamenco
- #UnicornMoment 2016
- Cogito Translation Workshop (Kinosaki)
- Recalling Mother 2016
- The Good, the Bad and the Sholay 2015
- Book Launch of Joel Tan: Plays Volume 1
- Normal
- The Way We Go
- Book Launch of This Is My Family: New Singapore Plays Volume 2
- Playwrights and a Sense of Place
- (+65) Singapore Calling
- #UnicornMoment
- Writing Lab 2014
- Associate Artist Play Readings
- Tales of Two Cities
- Atomic Jaya 2013
- Book Launch of Huzir Sulaiman: Collected Plays 1998-2012
- Cogito Translation Workshop (Tokyo)
- For Better or for Worse
- Occupation 2012
- City Night Songs
- Book Launch of Voices Clear and True: New Singapore Plays Volume 1
- Checkpoint Celebrates!
- The Weight of Silk on Skin
- The Good, the Bad and the Sholay
- The Power of Notions / Notions of Power
- wo(men)
- Recalling Mother
- Cogito
- A Language of Their Own
- Election Day
- Opiume
- Atomic Jaya 2003
- Occupation 2002

Produced by Checkpoint Theatre
Written by award-winning and acclaimed playwright Huzir Sulaiman, Occupation weaves the true story of Huzir’s grandmother, Mrs Mohamed Siraj, with the experiences of the fictional character Sarah.
Mrs Siraj was a young woman in her teens during the war years and spent most of the occupation sequestered in her large family home. Later, in her eighties, Mrs Siraj is interviewed by Sarah, a bureaucrat tasked with collating Singapore’s oral history. In looking at the past, Sarah struggles with questions of her own life in modern day Singapore.
Directed by Claire Wong and starring Jo Kukathas, Checkpoint Theatre’s new 10th anniversary production of Occupation is an intimate journey through the labyrinth of memories of love and loss, and a celebration of that which has passed and that which remains forever. Vivid, humourous and beautiful.
First produced by Checkpoint Theatre in 2002 as a Singapore Arts Festival commission. Presented in 2012 by National Museum of Singapore in collaboration with Checkpoint Theatre.