- Aged 39
(2005) |
- Schooled
at Anglo-Chinese School (ACS) |
- Married to
Tracie Howitt, a British stage-manager-turned homemaker. |
- Read law
at the University of Keel. Graduated in 1991. |
- Attended
drama training at Artts International in York. |
- Did stage,
television and film work in London. |
- Acted in a
local musical, They're Playing Our Song in 1997. |
- Acted as
Ah Hock in the homegrown movie, Forever Fever in 1998. |
- Returned
to Singapore in 2001 with his family. |
- Joined MediaWorks as
producer-presenter in January 2001. |
- Hosts
Hot Chilli Wednesday, a local variety-entertainment
programme in 2001. |