Events

When Malini, a young disabled woman, starts her new job as a hotel cleaner, she is determined to do her best. Tensions rise when guest Anita loses her prized possession. Supervisor Safiah and hotel manager Jane attempt to diffuse the situation. However, the characters’ hidden struggles begin to surface, unveiling deeper questions about what disability means.

Written by award-winning playwright Haresh Sharma and co-directed by Sharma and Grace Kalaiselvi, Invisible is a compelling exploration of disability, empathy, and the unseen and unspoken personal battles many of us face.

There will be a dialogue with the artists after the 8pm performance on 22 and 24 January 2026, with speech to text interpretation available upon request. Please email your request to info@singaporefringe.com by 5 December 2025.

Artist Statement

In Invisible, playwright Haresh Sharma explores the complexities of disability through the story of Malini, a young disabled woman starting her new job as a hotel cleaner. The narrative unfolds when tensions rise between Malini and guest Anita over a lost possession, revealing the hidden struggles of each character. Co-directed by Sharma and Grace Kalaiselvi, the play examines themes of empathy and the often-unseen battles individuals face in society. It challenges assumptions about disability and encourages audiences to engage with the realities of those who are marginalized. By highlighting these personal stories, Invisible fosters a culture of inclusivity and understanding, reminding viewers of their shared humanity. Through this compelling work, the creators aim to inspire dialogue and advocacy for the rights and recognition of disabled individuals within the community and the world at large.