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A powerful night of theatre in support of accessible mental health care.
Join us on Friday, 29 August 2025, for a special one-night-only fundraising performance of Third Man Syndrome, an original theatre production confronting the silent struggles of suicide, grief, and mental health.
🎟️ Every $100 donation entitles you to one ticket to the Third Man Syndrome production on 29 August and one complimentary counselling session – redeemable for yourself or transferable to someone in need.
📣All proceeds go toward EMCC’s Hope is at Hand Subsidy Fund, which helps make professional mental health support accessible to those who cannot afford it.
Donations of $50 and above are eligible for 250% tax deduction.
Each ticket includes one complimentary counselling session, valid till 31 March 2026 (transferable).
Funds raised from this show will towards EMCC’s Hope is at Hand Subsidy Fund, which ensures that counselling support is accessible for those struggling.
In 2024, 115 clients from lower-income households received subsidised therapy through this fund. Your support helps individuals facing depression, anxiety, trauma, and other life struggles to get the help they need.
Our fundraising goal for this night is $50,000 — and every dollar counts.
Donations of $50 and above are eligible for 250% tax deduction.
Each ticket includes one complimentary counselling session, valid till 31 March 2026 (transferable).
“Why did you jump?”
Albert thought this question could never be answered. His best friend, Erwin, had just killed himself. Erwin was completely normal—exceptional even. A valedictorian, a national youth gymnast, and in a loving relationship. Albert was none of those things. Still, their bond was unbreakable. So why did he jump?
Albert finds himself inside Erwin’s final dream, chasing a ghost that refuses to speak. The deeper he falls into this surreal dreamscape, the more disturbing truths he uncovers—not only about Erwin, but about himself.
Third Man Syndrome, written by Terrance Tan and directed by Ian Loy, is a brave and compassionate reckoning with suicide, a necessary conversation with those left behind, and a story of finding courage in the face of despair.
Funds raised from this show will towards EMCC’s Hope is at Hand Subsidy Fund, which ensures that counselling support is accessible for those struggling.
In 2024, 115 clients from lower-income households received subsidised therapy through this fund. Your support helps individuals facing depression, anxiety, trauma, and other life struggles to get the help they need.
Our fundraising goal for this night is $50,000 — and every dollar counts.
After years of silent burnout, Sarah, a 31-year-old teacher, reached her breaking point. As she lay in tears on her sofa, a scary thought crossed her mind, “I wouldn’t mind if I died right now.” Fortunately, counselling pulled her back from the brink.
Since she was unemployed at the time, EMCC’s subsidy support made therapy possible despite her financial struggles. Through her sessions, Sarah found safety, insight, and gradual healing. She shared, “I used to feel overwhelmed just hearing the MRT jingle that reminded me of work. Now, I hear it and I’m okay. That happened to me, but I’m not there anymore.”
Today, she’s preparing to return to work with hope and strength. And she’s sharing more openly about therapy—to help others know they’re not alone either.
With your support, more people like Sarah can get the help they need, when they need it most.
Your ticket purchase counts as a donation. Donations of $50 and above are eligible for 250% tax deduction.
Each ticket includes one complimentary counselling session, valid till 31 March 2026 (transferable).
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