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

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

Date My Friend: the Powerpoint show where speakers get to showcase their single friends.

As seen on Straits Times and South China Morning Post

Forget dating apps — come watch our Speakers channel their inner nosy Auntie/nosy Uncle and to convince you to Date! My! Friend!

Date My Friend is a celebration of Asian values: What is more Asian than saboh and trying to get your single friends hitched?

What if Crazy Rich Asians, but with PowerPoint ?
What if Subtle Asian Dating, but live in person?
What if Single’s Inferno, but actually fun and funny?

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

When his beloved father dies, 30-year-old Anand is compelled by family to leave Mumbai for 10 days of mourning rites in rural western India. He finds reprieve from family pressures in the companionship of a local farmer, and they develop a tender intimacy. As the mourning rituals taper and Mumbai calls for his return, the fate of his relationship becomes uncertain.

CACTUS PEARS was the first Marathi-language film to premiere at Sundance, where it won the Grand Jury Prize. Rated at 95% on Rotten Tomatoes, this feature directorial debut by Rohan Parashuram Kanawade renders the realities of lower-class queer life in India with exquisite care, intending to challenge the misconception that queer experiences are limited to the upper class.

The western Indian countryside sings in place of a background score, with a crisp and layered soundscape designed from on-set field recordings. Combined with the still, painterly frames, an almost transcendent quality arises, evoking a mix of dreaminess, tropical sluggishness, cotton-mouthed desire, and warm grief.
In Marathi with English Subtitles.

Rated R21 for Homosexual Theme.

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