On Wednesday morning, the local theater area paid tribute to Goh not just for his create but also for his personality.
Ivan Heng, the creator of the Wild Rice theater company, claimed Goh started creating outfits for the film in 2000. Emily Gan’s gown for Emily Of Emerald Hill’s Singapore premiere was his first development.
Heng wrote on Facebook,” That was the generation that launched Wild Rice, and Laichan’s French ribbons and tafetta development was a showstopper.”
He was “hooked,” he declared. He once said,” Theatre gives me a spot to journey.” And dreamed with type, humour, and soul, as he did.
Goh continued to collaborate with Wild Rice on more than 10 performances for more than 20 years, and he also directed pieces for the Singapore Theatre Theatre, Drama Box, Checkpoint Theatre, and Toy Factory, among different theater businesses.
He always had a profound sense of empathy when creating clothing, taking into account who the characters were, the circumstances in which they lived, and how the clothes could represent their feelings. He was aware of the right stitch, the right cut, and how a fabric may reflect the light. And he had a talent for working with a narrow palette, always intentional, often tasteful, often finding poetry in restraint,” Heng wrote.  ,
Janice Koh, an artist and former Nominated Member of Parliament, said:” We’ve lost a historical gold and lovely companion of the artistic community.
Neo Swee Lin, a local theater former who also worked on Phua Chu Kang, said:” We have lost a kind, gentle giant in his area.
Heng said his late companion had “bounce up with ideas for new models, textiles, and weaves” after each care or operation, but few people knew how poor Goh was.
” Often dreaming,” Often creating. Usually a deeply proud Singaporean, with a smile on my face.
Goh’s funeral may be held at Woodlands Memorial, Maxwell Hall Level 7, on April 18 from 2pm, according to The Islands Times. On April 19 at 2 p.m., the death may be held in Mandai Crematorium Service Hall 1. His home has requested that visitors don Laichan or White works.