Ekachai Uekrongtham is a multifaceted creative individual, esteemed for his work as a director and writer in both the theatre and film industries.
As a founding member of the Singapore ACTION Theatre, Uekrongtham's extensive experience in the theatre world is a testament to his versatility and artistic range.
In 1997, he directed the musical "Chang & Eng", a production that brought to life the extraordinary story of the world-renowned conjoined twins.
Making his film debut with the biographical sports feature "Beautiful Boxer" in 2003, Uekrongtham co-directed and co-wrote the production alongside Desmond Sim, telling the captivating story of a kathoey Muay Thai professional.
The film, starring Asanee Suwan and Sorapong Chatree, showcased Uekrongtham's ability to adapt to different mediums and genres, solidifying his reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
In addition to his work on "Beautiful Boxer", Uekrongtham is also known for his contributions to the horror film "The Coffin" and the docudrama "Pleasure Factory", which was an official selection for the 2007 Cannes Film Festival.
Throughout his career, Uekrongtham has consistently demonstrated his dedication to pushing boundaries and exploring new creative avenues, leaving a lasting impact on the world of theatre and film.
