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Sparks fly with a clash of languages 演员语言碰撞插出火花

(3 October 2015, Saturday) Local artist Guo Liang is a familiar face among TV viewers, though he is also passionate in the theatre scene. After coming to Singapore for 22 years, it will be his first time working with an English theatre company, Pangdemonium, to present Chinglish. It is also Pandemonium’s first attempt on producing an English and Chinese language production.

Most TV viewers will be more familiar with Guo Liang’s hosting persona, though he actually graduated in Theatre from Shanghai, and was a theatre actor in China for 3 years before he joined Mediacorp. Since last year, he started lecturing in Mandarin Theatre at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts.

Media: Lianhe Zaobao, zbNOW, Page 3

Full article here:
http://www.nafa.edu.sg/media/2015/ZaoBaoNow03Oct15%201.pdf

南洋艺术学院 Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
http://www.fsi.com.my/nafa/

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