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Written on March 22, 2009 by Jian

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Lovers, Mad Doctors and Imaginary Friends

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6 Comments on "Lovers, Mad Doctors and Imaginary Friends"

  1. Review of “You’ve Got A Friend In Me” « Thoughtstreak II.V on Sun, 22nd Mar 2009 10:57 pm 

    [...] Thoughtstreak II.V Short bursts of thought. « Wisdom from George Orwell Review of “You’ve Got A Friend In Me” 22 March, 2009 I wrote a review for Eusoff Hall’s 2009 Dance Production, “You’ve Got A Friend In Me”. Check it out here: Kent Ridge Common: Lovers, Doctors and Imaginary Friends. [...]

  2. BC SB on Tue, 24th Mar 2009 4:58 am 

    Give some constructive criticism – suggest something of your own !

  3. BC SB on Tue, 24th Mar 2009 5:00 am 

    Give some constructive criticism – suggest something of your own ! Cynical criticism doesn't help in getting more readers to your work. Constructive criticism helps.

    Publish your full name PLZZZ

  4. Kelvin_Teo on Tue, 24th Mar 2009 5:12 am 

    Dear BC SB:

    The author of the article is our contributor, Ho Yi Jian, as you would find in The Common staff page. http://kentridgecommon.com/?page_id=156

    His name was signed off as Jian because the username in his email account is "jian". I can assure you that in all the articles we publish, we do establish our true identity for credibility purposes.

    I hope you enjoy your stay here.

    Sincerely yours

  5. Anonymous on Tue, 24th Mar 2009 5:22 am 

    I think you can ignore that, cos it sounds like a bot.

  6. Brian Tan Kwan Seng on Wed, 25th Mar 2009 2:46 am 

    Oh don't be a "oh please be constructive" pansy. The critic isn't there to give you a pat on the shoulder, he's there to tell you what he liked or didn't like about what he's reviewed — and why. Since you know why he liked or didn't like something, you respond or judge for yourself whether he's right. If you agree with him on what went wrong, then it's your job to figure out how to do a better job.

    As scriptwriter of Kent Ridge Hall's Production "Here Lies Love" and personal friend to both the scriptwriters of "You've Got A Friend In Me", I think Jian is spot on with his commentary. Most of the problems with the story were mentioned in the article. You want constructive criticism? Try not to repeat any of the problems next time.

    Brian Tan





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