Drama

Discover Whitelight Productions, the school's Drama Club, which turns contemporary issues into powerful performances. Find out about their training schedule, recent achievements, and past productions.

Last updated on 25 August 2026

Drama Club

Established in 2000, the Drama Club is a CCA initiated by students who were passionate about bringing the world of theatre to the school. Since its establishment, the Drama Club, more affectionately known as Whitelight Productions, has achieved numerous accolades.

The Drama Club has a tradition of excellence and takes pride in being a club of distinction. Members of the CCA strive to do their best by being inclusive, positive, supportive and encouraging as they gather to discuss contemporary issues and transform them into performative art.

*Additional sessions will be organised for selected students for the preparation of various events.

Training Days (2025)

Monday : 3.30pm to 5.30pm

Thursday: 3.30pm to 5.30pm

*Additional sessions will be organised for selected students for the preparation of various events. Sessions are subject to change.

Achievements and Highlights 2025

Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation: Certificate of Accomplishment

International Science Center Drama Competition

National Day Celebration

Achievements and Highlights 2024

International Science Center Drama Competition

Admiralty National Day Dinner 2024

Learning Journey to “Hard Mode”

World of Woodgrove - School's Open House

Achievements and Highlights 2023

Singapore Youth Festival Arts Presentation: Certificate of Commendation

ReACT Showcase: An inter-school exchange for students to explore contemporary issues through Drama.

International Science Center Drama Competition

3rd Position (Film Category)
Finalists (Drama Category)

Learning journey to “Monster in the Mirror”

Achievements and Highlights 2022

International Science Drama Competition (Participation)

SYF Goes Online Showcase: 1 student’s Monologue was selected for the nationwide showcase

Several people in traditional clothing perform on a dark stage with patterned mats, one person lying down.

We created a play about memories and cherishing our loved ones: Madah

Students perform a stage play with banners reading Justice, Freedom, and Rights, with actors in military costumes guarding fence props.

We highlighted the plight of refugees and how we should help them in the darkest of times.

Young performers on a dark stage, some kneeling while holding tall wooden sticks upright around two standing figures.

In the production, Quiet Desperation, we highlighted the importance of mental health and how we need to forge a kinder society.

Children in green and teal shirts perform on a dark stage, some standing on risers and others seated on the floor.

Our very first production: The Little Girl and the Funny Old Tree