Venue: Practice Space (54 Waterloo Street, Singapore 187953)
Ticketing: $42 + $4 booking fee
                   Available via BookMyShow

Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition 百力果华文小剧场亲子节 is headlined by two productions: 

Here Comes The Breakfast Kakis: Imagine Our Songs!《早餐家族来咯：儿歌说故事》

Date:  11, 12, 18 & 19 Jul 2026 (Sat & Sun)
Time: 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM

Meet The Breakfast Kakis – they love to sing and tell stories! 

Don’t miss the newest instalment of the beloved Here Comes The Breakfast Kakis: Imagine Our Songs! series.

Can the frog and bee overcome their differences and save their pond? Can a tiny seed grow tall enough to find a friend?

Our egg-cellent crew are back with another round of catchy songs and zany tales. Young friends can also help bring the world of nursery rhymes to life with a crafting experience — led by our Breakfast Kakis. 

Featuring original stories inspired by classic Mandarin nursery rhymes, this high-energy, interactive show invites you to sing, dance and groove along!

Featured Stories:
- Buzz Buzz, Ribbit Ribbit, Let’s Dance! *NEW!*
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An innovative way for children and their families to embrace the Chinese language, Here Comes The Breakfast Kakis: Imagine Our Songs! is part of The Nursery Rhymes Project.

This three-part initiative reimagines classic Mandarin nursery rhymes through music albums, illustrated lyric books and live performances. Find out more here.

 

The Three-Legged Crab-Eating Mongoose And The Giant《三只脚的食蟹獴与巨人》
Date: 1 & 2 Aug 2026 (Sat & Sun)
Time: 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM

A crab-eating mongoose lives on bravely despite losing a leg; A young girl and her dog set off on an adventure into the forest; Journey into the heart of a giant, and discover a moving tale of nature, land and memory…

Flying Group Theatre (Taiwan) brings acclaimed author Wu Ming-yi’s The Three-Legged Crab-Eating Mongoose And The Giant to the stage through intricately crafted puppets, immersive projections, evocative scenic design and live performance.

As the world around us changes and important things risk being forgotten, there are some stories we must continue to tell… 

A celebration of nature’s vitality, this poetic theatrical experience invites children and grown-ups to step into a magical world together, where curiosity, courage and hope can take root once more.