About
Active Period
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Genre
Music — Popular
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Geographic Location
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About
Singapore singer who was also leader of The “Blue Shadows” vocal group.
Appeared at The Ocean Park Hotel – Ossey Anthony (of “The Shadows” fame) and the Ted Lloyd Quartet [15 Aug. 1959]
Genre
Music — Popular
Dates
Birth Date:
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Death Date:
–
Last Active Date (Active Till):
1959
Debut Date (Active From):
1959
Troupe Role (hasRole)
| Role Title | Role Description |
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| Troupe Leader
Part of “Blue Shadows” Vocal Group |
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Kinship and Relationship
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Character (performed)
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Other Work (hasWork)
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Routes
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Support (hasSupport)
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Associated Performance(s)
No associated performance recorded.
Media
No media recorded.
Sources
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Contributor
Last Updated on:
April 16, 2026 at 1:22 am
Contributors:
Ross Laird
To Cite:
, and Laird, RossRoss Laird.
2025. “Ossey Anthony“. In Performing Archipelagos, edited by Kyueun Kim, Alvin Eng Hui Lim and Hedren Wai Yuan Sum. Singapore: National University of Singapore.
Tour
Post-war Nation-Building and Cultural Diplomacy
Dance
Dance — Modern Dance
Federation of Malaya (1948-1963)
1945–1959: Malaya and Singapore: Postwar Transition and Reform
Venue
Diasporic Identities and Intercultural Encounters
Chinese Opera or Wayang or Xiqu — Teochew opera or Chaoju
Dance — Ronggeng
Theatre — Chinese Opera or Wayang or Xiqu
British Malaya (1826-1941)
Postwar pre-independent Singapore (1945-1963)
1867-1941: Straits Settlements as Crown Colony
1945–1959: Malaya and Singapore: Postwar Transition and Reform
1959–1963: Singapore Self-Governance and Malaya Independence
Up till 1895: British Colonial Consolidation
Person
Colonial and Empire Networks
Comedy
English theatre
British Malaya (1826-1941)
Up till 1895: British Colonial Consolidation
Person
Circus
Tight rope dance
Oceania and Pacific Islands, pre-Federation Australasia (1835–1899)
Oceania and Pacific Islands, pre-Federation Australasia (Up to 1899)
1835–1867: British Straits Settlements and Colonial Expansion
Up till 1895: British Colonial Consolidation
Person
Colonial and Empire Networks
Acrobatics
Circus
Revue or Variety — Animal Acts
British Malaya (1826-1941)
Up till 1895: British Colonial Consolidation
Person
Circus
British Malaya (1826-1941)
Up till 1895: British Colonial Consolidation
Person
Global Entertainment Circuits and Touring Variety
Theatre — Bangsawan
British Malaya (1826-1941)
Dutch East Indies (Up to 1949)
1867-1941: Straits Settlements as Crown Colony
Person
Music — Popular
Popular — Pop Yeh Yeh
Malaysia, including Singapore (1963–1965)
No context indicated yet
Person
Music — Popular
Malaysia, without Singapore (1965 onwards)
1965–1975: Singapore's Independence and Cold War SEA
Person
Music — Popular
Malaysia, without Singapore (1965 onwards)
1963–1965: Malaysia Formation
1965–1975: Singapore's Independence and Cold War SEA