Chieng Mun is a well-known TV, Film, and stage actress, starring in two long running and award-winning sitcoms – Under One Roof (1995-2003) and Living with Lydia (2000-2005). She is a household name in Singapore, known as Dolly to her fans.

She returned to the limelight after a hiatus, with lead roles in telemovies, (October -2015 /2nd Chance-2015), stage performances (Living Together –SIFA 2015), Peranakan Festival 2015 (Bibik Behind Bars Kena Again), and Women of Asia 2014.

In 2000, Chieng Mun was in a Hollywood produced film, Pavilion of Women and recently, in 2018, had the chance to be in the Warner Brothers film, Crazy Rich Asians. On stage, Chieng Mun had her beginnings in stand-up comedy, starting out very humbly in a pub. She has gone on to do stand-up comedy for a larger audience, and in July 2018, was in Happy Ever Laughter, a stand- up show with 12 Singaporean comedians.

Chieng Mun also gives talks on active aging (50 plus Fair 2012/2015) and is a health ambassador with the Health Promotion Board of Singapore. (Exercise for Seniors Campaign 2017-TV, Print, Online, DVD). She has participated in the video launch of Changi Airport’s Terminal 4. (Peranakan themed video entertainment 2017).

Chieng Mun is a radio presenter with an emphasis on classical music programmes since 1983. Known for her bright and friendly personality, she was the host of Symphony 924’s Lunch Treats till 2019, bringing a varied selection of classical favorites to the table.

Chieng Mun’s latest TV appearances were in a My Lockdown Wedding, a drama series about a couple who had to get married digitally, and a reunion of Under One Roof, to celebrate the spirit of reunion for Lunar New Year Celebrations.

Chieng Mun has in recent months gone back to school embarking on a Diploma Programme in Culinary Arts. She has a lifelong interest in feeding others as her late mother used to run an eatery in the 70’s. Now Chieng Mun is fully engaged in learning global cuisines, and even more importantly what food producers are doing for wellness and nutrition, and the future of food supplies.

The role of Por Por in SRT’s Por Por's Big Fat Surprise Wedding is a godsend to Chieng Mun at this stage in her career, as she gets to practice her craft in a celebratory setting where the two most important aspects of living – LOVE and FOOD reign supreme.

Jo’s unnecessarily eventful life includes quitting lawyering the day after she was called to the bar, training at a clown school (The Ecole Philippe Gaulier in Paris under a National Arts Council Residency), and then acting in films and plays that have been seen in cities from New York to Busan, most notably as the main lead in internationally feted movie, Tiong Bahru Social Club (2020). She is also a Dim Sum Dolly (the tall one). Jo is the current writer-in-residence at Centre 42, after she started writing plays in 2016, since then having had several works staged including Forked (The Finger Players, 2019; Summerhall Edinburgh, 2024), King (T:>works, 2020 and 2023) - which scored her the Best Original Script and Best Actress titles in the ST Life Theatre Awards 2022, Session Zero (Checkpoint Theatre, 2021 and 2023) and Happy Place (Gateway Theatre, 2023).  She also co-created with her husband Dungeons and Distractions, the hit live Dungeons and Dragons gameplay experience with the audience controlling actual actors with inflatable dice and interactive choices to enact various outcomes including performing combat stunts. 

Jo Tan is also the playwright for Por Por’s Big Fat Surprise Wedding. 

Edward is a Master’s graduate from the National University of Singapore’s (NUS) Theatre Studies Programme with 24 years of experience as an Actor, while also working as an Events Host, Model, Voice-Over Artist, and Corporate Trainer for MNCs and public institutions. He has voiced over 900 projects on radio, TV, and online, and lectures at NUS on a contract basis. He hosted OKTO’s Word Whiz or Slime Pit on TV as Dr Slime for four seasons, and played Dr Goh Keng Swee on stage in Aiwei and SRT’s The LKY Musical. A former banker, he also regularly hosts events and public forums for financial institutions, conducts financial literacy classes for freelancers and graduating students, and wrote and hosted a finance series called #Adulting on Yahoo TV. 

Tiara is a global actor, digital creator and voiceover artist currently based in Singapore. 

Recent stage credits include Secondary: The Musical (Checkpoint Theatre), The Wonderful World of Dissocia (Wild Rice), Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap (How Drama), and Quest - The White Hare (Toy Factory Productions). Recent screen credits include Charlene in AsiaOne’s first narrative web series Shag Sia, as well as Mabel in Tomorrow, Today, a short film directed by K. Rajagopal.  

Formerly a content strategist and cast member at Singaporean comedy platform SGAG, she now writes and performs wacky song parodies incorporating pop culture and current affairs with her band the Siao Sing Songs.  

Tiara is a graduate of Young & Wild (Wild Rice’s award-winning youth ensemble led by Edith Podesta), trained in theatre at Northeastern University (Boston), as well as obtained a Bachelor in Communication Studies from Nanyang Technological University, where she also minored in Drama & Performance.  

She is excited to reprise her role as Prudentia in Por Por’s Big Fat Surprise Wedding and hopes you’ll have a night you won’t forget! 

Pavan J Singh is an actor and theatre artist with over 20 years of experience. 

His credits include Edith Podesta’s ‘Pompeii’ (The Public Space, SIFA) Joel Tan’s ‘No Particular Order’ (Esplanade Studios), ‘Fat Kids are Harder to Kidnap’ (How Drama), Zenda Tan’s ‘Eat Duck’ (Checkpoint Theatre), Jean Tay’s ‘Chinatown Crossings’ (Dramabox), Complicité’s ‘A Disappearing Number’ (NUS Stage), Joël Pommerat’s ‘The Reunification of the Two Koreas’ (TheatreWorks and Centre dramatique national de Tours) and Edward Albee’s ‘The Zoo Story’ (Skinned Knee Productions). Most recently, Pavan performed his original award-winning solo show - ‘Refuge’ at the Camden Fringe, London, receiving great reviews. 

Ric Liu is a Singaporean singer-songwriter, actor, director, playwright, photographer and designer. Ric is the first Singapore Theatre Practitioner to be awarded the National Arts Council & École Philippe Gaulier Residency Award to study Theatre Performance under French Master Clown, Philippe Gaulier, in France. Ric has been active in Singapore’s theatre scene for over a decade.  

Ric’s theatrical credits include: If There’re Seasons, The Soldier & his Virtuous Wife, Liao Zhai Rocks!, Descendants of the Eunuch Admiral, The Story After Ah Q, Lao Jiu the Musical, The Lesson, Legends of the Southern Arch, BODY X - The Rehearsal, Four Horse Road, Both Sides Now - The Last Dance, Three Little Pigs, Three Billy Goats Gruff, The Red Riding Hood, The Rubbish Prince etc.  

Ric is one of the founding members of Singapore music group, MengFM (formerly Dreamz FM) and the band, Lilac Saints. Dreamz FM is the first Singapore pop group to be invited to perform at the United Nations. Ric had sang on two Singapore’s National Day Songs, Together and Stand Up For Singapore, which are still being played in every National Day since. Should I Stay, a song sang by Ric (with Dreamz FM) reached number one in Singapore’s 98.7FM Music Chart. 

Suhaili Safari is Singaporean actor, writer and musician. She has worked in theatre productions locally and internationally with recent works such as A Clockwork Orange (2019), Animal Farm (2022) and Air (2024). Kepaten Obor: Igniting A Withered Torch, her independent work, was nominated for Best Original Script at Singapore's ST Life Theatre Awards in 2023. Musically, she has contributed to improvisation sessions from Sounding Now’s Open Spaces at YST Conservatory (2019), The Observatory’s Playfreely sessions, in particular, No Man’s Land, an all-women music improvisation (2017) and most recently Pompeii (Singapore International Festival of The Arts, 2023).