Pink Fest is a month-long celebration of Pride across Singapore, featuring diverse events that amplify a wide spectrum of voices. More than just a lineup, it creates inclusive spaces to remind the community:

“You are seen, you are safe, you belong here.”

In popular culture, queer women rarely get to take centre stage. They seldom headline blockbuster movies and they don’t star in breakout television shows like Drag Race or Queer Eye. Lesbian slang has not become part of everyday conversation, and it can be hard to name a lesbian anthem. Sometimes, mainstream media pretends that queer women just don’t exist.

Girls Girls Girls is here to change all that.

Based on interviews with diverse voices from this evolving community, ranging from baby dykes to queer elders, this verbatim theatre play shines a spotlight on the lives of queer women in Singapore.

How do queer women define their culture? Is their supposed invisibility in public spaces an advantage or a drawback? How do queer women challenge the stereotypes that plague their community, and how do they find themselves and their chosen families in a conservative society?

In conjunction with Pride Month, Wild Rice proudly presents this touching and illuminating tapestry of true stories – from a singer to a stand-up comedian, from a burlesque dancer to a Paralympian, from mothers who raise children to “aunties” who travel the globe. Girls Girls Girls is the myth-busting, soul-affirming oral history project that Singapore never knew it needed… until now.

Written by Deonn Yang & Alfian Sa’at
Directed by Deonn Yang
Starring Mehr Dudeja, Farah Ong, Tan Rui Shan, Eve Voigtlander & Yap Yi Kai

Rating: R18

SHOWTIMES
Tue-Fri: 7:30pm; Sat: 2:30pm & 7:30pm; Sun: 1:30pm
Mon: no show

TALKBACKS
Get closer to the drama in these insightful post-show discussions with the cast and creative team after these shows: 18, 19, 25 & 26 June 2026

ACCESS PERFORMANCES
– Audio-Described Performance with Touch Tour: 20 June 2026, 2:30pm (Touch Tour starts at 1:15pm)
– Captioned Performances: 24, 25 & 26 June 2026, 7:30pm

Welcome to the third edition of Pride Portrait Day with Enqueered! Running weekends from 16 May to 21 June, our photoshoot sessions offer a safespace for all LGBTQ+ individuals to capture professional headshots or portraits with your chosen family.

Each session starts from $55, with discounted pricing available for those requiring financial support to ensure our services remain accessible to the community. Book your session today to document your pride, your people, and your professional journey in a intimate, inclusive environment!

Enqueered is a photo-journalistic project owned and supported by members of the trans community. We are also seeking collaborations or sponsorships with our fellow community organisations to make Pride Portrait Day more accessible!

In popular culture, queer women rarely get to take centre stage. They seldom headline blockbuster movies and they don’t star in breakout television shows like Drag Race or Queer Eye. Lesbian slang has not become part of everyday conversation, and it can be hard to name a lesbian anthem. Sometimes, mainstream media pretends that queer women just don’t exist.

Girls Girls Girls is here to change all that.

Based on interviews with diverse voices from this evolving community, ranging from baby dykes to queer elders, this verbatim theatre play shines a spotlight on the lives of queer women in Singapore.

How do queer women define their culture? Is their supposed invisibility in public spaces an advantage or a drawback? How do queer women challenge the stereotypes that plague their community, and how do they find themselves and their chosen families in a conservative society?

In conjunction with Pride Month, Wild Rice proudly presents this touching and illuminating tapestry of true stories – from a singer to a stand-up comedian, from a burlesque dancer to a Paralympian, from mothers who raise children to “aunties” who travel the globe. Girls Girls Girls is the myth-busting, soul-affirming oral history project that Singapore never knew it needed… until now.

Written by Deonn Yang & Alfian Sa’at
Directed by Deonn Yang
Starring Mehr Dudeja, Farah Ong, Tan Rui Shan, Eve Voigtlander & Yap Yi Kai

Rating: R18

SHOWTIMES
Tue-Fri: 7:30pm; Sat: 2:30pm & 7:30pm; Sun: 1:30pm
Mon: no show

TALKBACKS
Get closer to the drama in these insightful post-show discussions with the cast and creative team after these shows: 18, 19, 25 & 26 June 2026

ACCESS PERFORMANCES
– Audio-Described Performance with Touch Tour: 20 June 2026, 2:30pm (Touch Tour starts at 1:15pm)
– Captioned Performances: 24, 25 & 26 June 2026, 7:30pm

In popular culture, queer women rarely get to take centre stage. They seldom headline blockbuster movies and they don’t star in breakout television shows like Drag Race or Queer Eye. Lesbian slang has not become part of everyday conversation, and it can be hard to name a lesbian anthem. Sometimes, mainstream media pretends that queer women just don’t exist.

Girls Girls Girls is here to change all that.

Based on interviews with diverse voices from this evolving community, ranging from baby dykes to queer elders, this verbatim theatre play shines a spotlight on the lives of queer women in Singapore.

How do queer women define their culture? Is their supposed invisibility in public spaces an advantage or a drawback? How do queer women challenge the stereotypes that plague their community, and how do they find themselves and their chosen families in a conservative society?

In conjunction with Pride Month, Wild Rice proudly presents this touching and illuminating tapestry of true stories – from a singer to a stand-up comedian, from a burlesque dancer to a Paralympian, from mothers who raise children to “aunties” who travel the globe. Girls Girls Girls is the myth-busting, soul-affirming oral history project that Singapore never knew it needed… until now.

Written by Deonn Yang & Alfian Sa’at
Directed by Deonn Yang
Starring Mehr Dudeja, Farah Ong, Tan Rui Shan, Eve Voigtlander & Yap Yi Kai

Rating: R18

SHOWTIMES
Tue-Fri: 7:30pm; Sat: 2:30pm & 7:30pm; Sun: 1:30pm
Mon: no show

TALKBACKS
Get closer to the drama in these insightful post-show discussions with the cast and creative team after these shows: 18, 19, 25 & 26 June 2026

ACCESS PERFORMANCES
– Audio-Described Performance with Touch Tour: 20 June 2026, 2:30pm (Touch Tour starts at 1:15pm)
– Captioned Performances: 24, 25 & 26 June 2026, 7:30pm

In popular culture, queer women rarely get to take centre stage. They seldom headline blockbuster movies and they don’t star in breakout television shows like Drag Race or Queer Eye. Lesbian slang has not become part of everyday conversation, and it can be hard to name a lesbian anthem. Sometimes, mainstream media pretends that queer women just don’t exist.

Girls Girls Girls is here to change all that.

Based on interviews with diverse voices from this evolving community, ranging from baby dykes to queer elders, this verbatim theatre play shines a spotlight on the lives of queer women in Singapore.

How do queer women define their culture? Is their supposed invisibility in public spaces an advantage or a drawback? How do queer women challenge the stereotypes that plague their community, and how do they find themselves and their chosen families in a conservative society?

In conjunction with Pride Month, Wild Rice proudly presents this touching and illuminating tapestry of true stories – from a singer to a stand-up comedian, from a burlesque dancer to a Paralympian, from mothers who raise children to “aunties” who travel the globe. Girls Girls Girls is the myth-busting, soul-affirming oral history project that Singapore never knew it needed… until now.

Written by Deonn Yang & Alfian Sa’at
Directed by Deonn Yang
Starring Mehr Dudeja, Farah Ong, Tan Rui Shan, Eve Voigtlander & Yap Yi Kai

Rating: R18

SHOWTIMES
Tue-Fri: 7:30pm; Sat: 2:30pm & 7:30pm; Sun: 1:30pm
Mon: no show

TALKBACKS
Get closer to the drama in these insightful post-show discussions with the cast and creative team after these shows: 18, 19, 25 & 26 June 2026

ACCESS PERFORMANCES
– Audio-Described Performance with Touch Tour: 20 June 2026, 2:30pm (Touch Tour starts at 1:15pm)
– Captioned Performances: 24, 25 & 26 June 2026, 7:30pm

At 53 years old, Feng Xia, a Chinese immigrant in Montreal, explores her repressed desire for women and begins a secret affair with a young Québécoise. This adventure brings her passionate love and long-overdue self-discovery, but she also has to face whether she’s willing to pay the steep cost of liberation.

In SAVING FACE, we fell in love with Joan Chen as Chinese Mom of Lesbian, now in MONTRÉAL, MY BEAUTIFUL she shines once again, this time as Chinese Lesbian Mom!

Chen won Outstanding Lead Performance at the Toronto Film Critics Association. It’s clear why. Her nuanced physicality–shy, raw, blooming, enchants us in this story of sexual and romantic awakening in mid-life. She embodies the answer to the question: what does it take to finally own your wants?
In Chinese and French with English subtitles.

Expect R21 rating. Audience under 21 years of age should not purchase tickets.

Presented By NBCUniversal and Filmhouse as part of Pink Screen 2026.