Thank you so much The Majurity Trust for your support through the years, and for hosting a wonderful opening night with us and Community Foundation of Singapore!
"Don’t Call Him Mr Mari Kita" was a fitting musical for us to host our donors and partners leading up to our National Day. The thought-provoking and stirring musical on the life and legacy of Zubir Said who wrote Majulah Singapura resonated with us at The Majurity Trust. What we learnt from that poignant musical was the heart of an incredible individual whose work stretches far beyond our national anthem. Zubir Said’s other song "Semoga Bahagia", which many of us sang in school during Children’s Day, spoke about achieving happiness as we work hard to progress onward together with kindness and respect between friends. This is a simplified summary but it exemplifies the values we share in working together with donors and partners to create a society where everyone can thrive. We are grateful to have been able to host our #socialimpact partners, donors and all who support us together with Community Foundation of Singapore for the opening night of Don’t Call Him Mr Mari Kita. Don’t Call Him Mr Mari Kita is a Wild Rice production that offers a poignant and moving tribute to Zubir Said’s life, legacy and works performed by Julian Wong - one of Singapore’s most acclaimed music directors. #socialimpact #nationalday #majuritysg
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