ABOUT CJ CREATES

CJ Creates is the independent theatrical and cinematic practice of writer, actor and producer CeeJay Singh. By blending raw cinematic realism with the intimacy of live performance, we develop genre-bending narratives and elevated concepts designed to resonate deeply with the audience.

CURRENT SLATE

The Good Immigrant

Format: 4 x 1 Hour Dark Comedy-Thriller (Stage Play Adaptation)

Status: Script Available / Seeking Production Partners

To bankroll his Bollywood dreams, an aspiring immigrant actor’s plans collapse when a document mishap traps him in a gruelling dish-pig job, forcing him into an endless, high-stakes audition for survival against a hospitality underbelly and a local bikie gang.

Yellow Wildflower

Format: Feature Film | Noir-Thriller (Short Film Adaptation)

Status: Treatment Available / Seeking Producers

When her young neighbour makes a desperate escape from an abusive marriage, an enigmatic woman is forced to risk her own hidden world and the secrets she protects to handle the chaotic aftermath.

A Beautiful Mess

Format: 6 x 30 Minute Dramedy (Stage Play Adaptation)

Status: Treatment & Stage Play Available / Seeking Producers

Moving into a chaotic Australian rental house, a meticulous newly arrived IT engineer discovers his landlord is drowning in gambling debt and deploys a calculated, high-stakes strategy to reprogram the man’s life, sparking an intense role reversal that pushes both to their limits.

THE CREATOR

CeeJay Singh is an Australian actor, playwright and theatre show producer. He has won the Adelaide Fringe’s Spirit of the Fringe and the Australia Day Council’s Event of the Year awards for his stage play The Good Immigrant. In 2024, his hard-hitting play A Girl, which explored violence against women, earned a Holden Street Theatres award nomination.

His versatility is further highlighted by Yogambling, a comedy-drama exploring gambling addiction. In 2025, CeeJay received the Arts and Culture Finalist award from the Governor of South Australia. In early 2026, his comedy script was a top-two finalist for a Melbourne-based feature film anthology, to be directed by an acclaimed director.