Joey is an arts manager, producer and production manager based in Singapore, and is part of the programming and production team at The Theatre Practice.
Her work spans programming, producing, production management and partnership development, supporting projects from concept through to execution and presentation. She works across a range of performance formats and contexts, including site-responsive, promenade and blackbox productions, and is interested in how space, audience, storytelling and collaboration shape the way work is made and experienced. Her portfolio includes “Four Horse Road” (2018, 2020, 2023), “Extinction Feast” (2021, 2022) and “Pickle Party” (2023, 2025).
She is also part of the core team behind The Theatre Green Book (Singapore) and served as producer for the ISPA: Anthony Field Academy on behalf of The Theatre Practice. Joey holds a Bachelor of Social Science in Political Science and Arts & Cultural Management from Singapore Management University.
Joey Cheng
Programming & Production Team (Producer and Production Manager), The Theatre Practice
Organisation Description
Practice Tuckshop is a key initiative of The Theatre Practice (Practice). Since its opening, Practice Tuckshop has been an advocate for sustainability in green practices. Through our art, we open up conversations on food waste and sustainability.
Past commissions include “Pickle Party” (SNF Edition) and “Extinction Feast” (Singapore Writers Festival, 2021). Our flagship programme “Recess Time” has been featured on various platforms including “A-List”, “Alvinology”, “Social Space“, “zaobao.sg” and “0 (Zero)”, a Viddsee documentary series highlighting sustainability initiatives in Singapore. In 2021, “Recess Time” was included in The Social Art Award 2021-New Greening, organised by The Institute for Art and Innovation (Berlin).
Practice Tuckshop’s other programmes are curated around unexpected intersectionalities. As an arts space of endless possibilities, we work closely with our artist-collaborators to incubate new works, and cultivate a space where different communities (and ideas!) can converge.
With an open-door policy, we really mean it when we say: all are welcome!
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