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Green is the colour of the National University of Singapore's (NUS) upcoming arts festival.
The annual event will feature productions that look at the links between the arts, science and the environment.
So there will be events where scientists help children create artworks with natural materials such as plant extracts, musical shows inspired by the elements and performing arts shows driven by the environment.
Catch these performances
Antonym - A Double Bill by Krishna Kumar & Michael Wong
Two dancers-turned-choreographers present a performance illustrating the fight between the preservation and destruction of boundaries.
Where and when: University Cultural Centre (UCC) Dance Studio, Feb 28 and March 1, 8pm
Admission: Free
Water by Monique Cooper
This Dutch pianist's performance captures the feelings and experiences water can evoke. She has performed Water in India, Vietnam and Switzerland.
Where and when: UCC Theatre, March 15, 8pm
Admission: $14 and $18
Sun Day by NUS Stage and NUS Chinese Drama
The Centre for the Arts' first bilingual theatre production is a satire exploring environmental activism, personal passivism and corporate manipulation. Li Xie, a 2005 Young Artist Award recipient, wrote the play.
Where and when: UCC Theatre, March 13, 8pm
Admission: $14 and $17
The NUS Arts Festival
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