The Star’s culture journalist wins Best Original Book, Original Score awards at the Cammies


'As a child, I was very inspired by musicals and wanted to get involved in them. I'm thankful have my work recognised,' says Toh, who was involved in 'The Working Dead' and 'Euphrasia - The Musical', two award-winning theatre productions at the Boh Cameronian Awards on July 2. Photo: Handout

The Star’s culture writer Terence Toh picked up the Best Original Book and Best Original Score awards at the recent 17th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards (BCAA).

Toh, 33, won the Best Original Book award (musical theatre category) for The Working Dead, a full-length musical about corporate zombies which played at KLPac last year.

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