Since its debut in 2014, The MadHatter Project has shown an ability to develop shows that fit the diversity of stages it has performed on through its distinctive storytelling style. Since winning the 2015 Noise Singapore Award under the mentorship of Bani Haykal, they have gone on to stage original productions, including 'For the Time Being' in 2017, and 'Sarong Party' in 2019 in support of the Singapore Bicentennial as part of Yale NUS's "The Future of Our Pasts" Festival.
The band spends most of its time offstage moaning about the travails of their football clubs and arguing over what food to eat. The only thing they can agree on is sambal kangkong.