:: Poly Stage Production

Our History

Poly Stage Production (PSP) was formed in 1988 as the Stage Production under the Literary and Debating Club (LDC) to provide lights & sound support for many functions and stage performances when LT 26 was converted to the NP Cultural Theatre.

PSP played an important role in the formation of the Poly Stage f'Actor (PSF), NP's English drama group, in 1990. PSP was behind the scene, seeing to the lights and sound...as sister PSF took to the stage. Other than PSF, PSP also works closely with another sister Debating Unit in supporting the lights and sound for its matches and presentations.

The name of Stage Production was refined to Poly Stage Production in 1992 to reflect its importance in the stage performances on campus.

The high point for PSP in 1996 was the staging of Emil Chow Campus Concert at The Octagon on campus, and also the Andy Lau Campus Concert. PSP has also done alot of other campus concerts such as Jeff Chang, Zhang Hui Mei, Power Station, Karen Mok, Tarcy Hsu, WuYinLiangPin and many more. To this day PSP continues to work closely with various recording companies and radio stations to bring regular concerts to the campus. [View photos being taken in various campus concerts under the ' Photos' section.]

PSP added the NP's Student Karaoke to its portfolio in 1996. PolyK, specially for student's recreation comes with a very current collection of LDs and VCDs -- with new albums added every month. Charges are also very reasonable. [Find out more from the ' Services' section regarding our PolyK.]

In 1999, PSP organised the first and ever NgeeAnn Polytechnic Karaoke Competition, which attracted more than 300 participants. The 2nd NgeeAnn Polytechnic Karaoke Competition was being organised in consecutive year and managed to draw great attention of 300 participant for auditions and 1500 audience on the final night itself. It was a great and successful event of the year.

PSP has gained recognition all over Ngee Ann Polytechnic through various events. To reflect it's growth and development, PSP has developed its very own club logo for easier identification. This logo is designed by PSP previous Vice-President, Lincoln Sim(who is currently the DJ of UFM 1003), in 1996. The oval disc shape symbolises the unity of PSP's members to make every concert and stage performance a success. PSP looks forward to bringing more activities to Ngee Ann and make campus life enriching for all at Ngee Ann.