What does it mean to be related by blood?  Is blood really thicker than water? What are the ties that bind? Funny, moving and close to the heart of every parent and child, Blood Binds challenges and explodes easy assumptions about parenthood through the lenses of age, desire and myth.

* Bond-age by Ng Swee San

Feisty and fiercely independent May is forced by circumstances to depend on mousey Agnes to rescue her. Their little escapade forces them to confront their feelings of guilt and resentment towards their families, and to come to terms with aging and their evolving roles as mothers.

* Just Late by Dora Tan

More than just a comedy about how an old blind man ends up celebrating his 70^th birthday with robbers, Just Late is about the realities of aging. It’s about regret, tenuous family connections and the loss of control in one’s life.

* Sperm by Tan Suet Lee 

Margaret, 43, single and successful wants a baby. Taking matters into her own hands she places an advert. Rose, her mother, can't understand why she can't do it the old fashioned way or why she would need a syringe. Fabian, strong and good-looking, responds. Can he give Margaret what she wants?

* The Lunar Interviews  by Verena Tay

Through seven monologues, The Lunar Interviews interweaves real life vignettes and moon goddess myths—Chang Er, Diana, Hina—exploring the themes of creation, nurturing, writing, men-women relationships, solitude, loneliness, exile and the Moon. Provocative and captivating, The Lunar Interviews humanises the mythic and brings the mythic into everyday reality.