The Straits Times Life! Theatre Award
Production of the Year

Leda and the Rage
Leda and the Rage
Written, directed and performed by Edith Podesta
MA Fine Arts, Class of 2010
Programme Leader, BA(Hons) Acting programme (January 2007 - August 2015)
 

National Youth Film Awards
Best Direction

Alexis Terese
BA(Hons) Film, Class of 2018

Entry: Joyride

In Joyride, a single mother brings her daughter and ailing mother on a trip to the beach, only to have it cut short when her mother’s condition inadvertently worsens.

joyride

National Youth Film Awards
Best Documentary Award

Lim Mei Fong
BA(Hons) Film, Class of 2019

Entry: Pigeonhole

Pigeonhole is a documentary that casts the spotlight on issues faced by two elderly women co-living in a one-room rental flat.

pigeonhole

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Media release: Second consecutive EduTrust Star award affirms LASALLE's commitment to quality

In 2015, LASALLE College of the Arts became the first home-grown Singaporean institution to receive the EduTrust Star—the highest accolade of quality awarded to a private education institution in Singapore. Today, LASALLE was awarded the EduTrust Star for the second time running, affirming its high standards and commitment to excellence.

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Shin Min Daily: Determined to be a theatre actress despite eye condition

The scope of her vision may be small but her dream to be recognised professionally on stage is huge. Despite being diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition that will eventually lead to total blindness, Diploma in Performance graduate Claire Teo remains steadfast in her pursuit of an acting career.

Understanding that rejection is part and parcel of the industry, and that people may hold prejudices against her disability, she is nonetheless positive about her future. She looks forward to helping marginalised individuals find voice and acceptance within society.

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Lianhe Wanbao: Art transforms the lives of convicts

In an exclusive interview with Lianhe Wanbao, Ms Jane Ittogi, a member of LASALLE's Board of Directors, shared on her passion for community arts and how the power of the arts can enable people to accept differences, listen with humility, acquire life skills and build self-worth.

Ms Ittogi also talked about working with abstract ink painter Henri Chen Kezhan to establish a partnership with LASALLE to conduct professional art courses in the Singapore Prison Service.