“I got her tickets to watch Pompeii, the live cinema theatre piece I am performing in, she said ‘No thank you I will fall asleep all the best good luck’. She would rather stay home to Netflix Korean drama or play mahjong,” Sharon wrote
SINGAPORE: In an Instagram post, ex-Mediacorp artist and theatre actress Sharon Au shared her mother would rather stay home, play mahjong, and watch Netflix rather than watch her daughter’s live theatre show.
“She supports everything I do. She sends me to rehearsals. She brings cut fruits to me at the Drama Centre because she knows I am watching my weight and too nervous to eat when I am performing,” she said.Due to the rejected invitation, she encouraged everyone to watch the play because her mom was not coming.One IG user commented: “Wish I was back in SG for this! ❤️”
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