Hotels & Holidays: Club Med Bali’s Eat, Play, Renew Returns For Second Year
Club Med, the leading pioneer of premium all-inclusive holidays is back with the second edition of their successful ‘Eat, Play, […]
Rang Mahal shares warmth and joy with a curated collection of wholesome mithais this Diwali
In celebration of Diwali, Rang Mahal, one of Singapore’s leading Indian fine-dining restaurants has launched its collection of mithais (sweet […]
Familiar Faces In A Foreign Land: An Interview with Sandra Leong, Director of Old Chang Kee UK
LONDON – It’s not easy uprooting from one’s home and moving to a foreign country alone. If anything, it’s often the […]
da:ns festival 2019: Acosta Danza (Review)
Gravity defying, intricate choreography marrying the discipline of ballet with the richness of Cuban culture. Almost certainly one of the […]
Hotels & Holidays: A Taste of Tuscany at il Cielo, Hilton Singapore
Award-winning rooftop Italian restaurant, il Cielo, helmed by Chef de Cuisine Yohhei Sasaki is known for continuously elevating the […]
Review: Emily of Emerald Hill by W!ld Rice
A stellar performance from Ivan Heng at W!ld Rice’s new home. In many ways, Stella Kon’s Emily of Emerald Hill should be […]
Exhibition Extravaganza: An Interview with Benedict Yu, artist behind Are You Home?
Home is where the heart is. But for multidisciplinary artist Benedict Yu, the idea of home itself is a matter […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Tabard Theatre relaunches as Chiswick Playhouse with exciting first season
LONDON – In honour of the area’s illustrious theatrical heritage, the Tabard Theatre is reopening as Chiswick Playhouse. The Tabard brought […]
Preview: VCHpresents – Love and Longing, and French Connections by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Rising star Chinese tenor Long Long will be joining pianist Tengku Irfan for a delightful programme of songs and opera […]
Arts in the UK: Nevill Holt Opera wins Stirling Prize People’s Vote
LEICESTERSHIRE – The 400-seat theatre at Nevill Holt, home of Nevill Holt Opera, by Witherford Watson Mann Architects, has won the […]
Preview: Project Transit – Echoes of Waterloo by Veshnu Narayanasamy, in collaboration with Wong Chee Meng and Grain Performance & Research Lab
After catching their new production Happy Waiting back in July, Grain Performance & Research Lab are back this October to present […]
Football Fever: Dimitar Berbatov to Feature in the Battle of the Reds 2019 at the National Stadium The Battle of the Reds 2019 This November
More names have been confirmed for the Battle of the Reds 2019 that will see the Liverpool, Manchester and Singapore […]
Review: Being Mrs. Gandhi by HuM Theatre
The tragicomic life of the wife of India’s most iconic historical figure. There is perhaps no better time than now […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Before I Was A Bear at The Bunker (Preview)
LONDON – A satirical and contemporary take on Greek mythology and the social media slut-shaming generation, Before I Was A Bear […]
Nine Years Theatre’s Dear Elena: An Interview with Nelson Chia, Mia Chee and Timothy Wan
Near the start of 2019, local theatre company Nine Years Theatre (NYT) announced their new season, starting with FAUST/US in February, […]
The Page on Stage: An Interview with Lee Thean-Jeen, Lim Yu-Beng and Janice Koh (Seven Views of Redhill)
Following their last edition of The Page on Stage in July, this October, The Arts House continues their streak of successful […]
Singapore ›
Hotels & Holidays: Club Med Bali’s Eat, Play, Renew Returns For Second Year
Club Med, the leading pioneer of premium all-inclusive holidays is back with the second edition of their successful ‘Eat, Play, […]
Rang Mahal shares warmth and joy with a curated collection of wholesome mithais this Diwali
In celebration of Diwali, Rang Mahal, one of Singapore’s leading Indian fine-dining restaurants has launched its collection of mithais (sweet […]
Familiar Faces In A Foreign Land: An Interview with Sandra Leong, Director of Old Chang Kee UK
LONDON – It’s not easy uprooting from one’s home and moving to a foreign country alone. If anything, it’s often the […]
da:ns festival 2019: Acosta Danza (Review)
Gravity defying, intricate choreography marrying the discipline of ballet with the richness of Cuban culture. Almost certainly one of the […]
London ›
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Tabard Theatre relaunches as Chiswick Playhouse with exciting first season
LONDON – In honour of the area’s illustrious theatrical heritage, the Tabard Theatre is reopening as Chiswick Playhouse. The Tabard brought […]
Arts in the UK: Nevill Holt Opera wins Stirling Prize People’s Vote
LEICESTERSHIRE – The 400-seat theatre at Nevill Holt, home of Nevill Holt Opera, by Witherford Watson Mann Architects, has won the […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Before I Was A Bear at The Bunker (Preview)
LONDON – A satirical and contemporary take on Greek mythology and the social media slut-shaming generation, Before I Was A Bear […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Parabolic Theatre’s Crisis? What Crisis at The Colab Factory (Preview)
LONDON – Taking audiences back to 1979 when Britain was on the brink of political collapse for the second time in […]
Travel x Culture ›
Familiar Faces In A Foreign Land: An Interview with Sandra Leong, Director of Old Chang Kee UK
LONDON – It’s not easy uprooting from one’s home and moving to a foreign country alone. If anything, it’s often the […]
Arts in the UK: Nevill Holt Opera wins Stirling Prize People’s Vote
LEICESTERSHIRE – The 400-seat theatre at Nevill Holt, home of Nevill Holt Opera, by Witherford Watson Mann Architects, has won the […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Before I Was A Bear at The Bunker (Preview)
LONDON – A satirical and contemporary take on Greek mythology and the social media slut-shaming generation, Before I Was A Bear […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Parabolic Theatre’s Crisis? What Crisis at The Colab Factory (Preview)
LONDON – Taking audiences back to 1979 when Britain was on the brink of political collapse for the second time in […]
Food ›
Familiar Faces In A Foreign Land: An Interview with Sandra Leong, Director of Old Chang Kee UK
LONDON – It’s not easy uprooting from one’s home and moving to a foreign country alone. If anything, it’s often the […]
Hotels & Holidays: A Taste of Tuscany at il Cielo, Hilton Singapore
Award-winning rooftop Italian restaurant, il Cielo, helmed by Chef de Cuisine Yohhei Sasaki is known for continuously elevating the […]
Preview: Epicurean Market 2019 at Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands’ hallmark food and wine extravaganza, Epicurean Market, is making a highly anticipated comeback from 13 to 15 […]
Hotels & Holidays: A Feast to Die For at PARKROYAL on Pickering
For three spook-tacular days this October, Halloween thrill-seekers can delight in a spine-chilling gastronomic extravanganza at PARKROYAL on Pickering’s acclaimed […]
Hotels & Holidays: 129 Days of Summer at Club Med Tomamu, Hokkaido
Hokkaido may be known for its gorgeous winters, but did you know that summer can be just as splendid? Club […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Ovalhouse’s Demolition Party Season 2019 (Preview)
LONDON – For the final season in their Kennington home, Ovalhouse’s Demolition Party Season will see collaboration between engineers and companies […]
Brewerkz Relaunches its Flagship Outlet at Riverside Point
Brewerkz, Singapore’s longest-running craft brewery experience, opens the doors to its brand new Brewerkz Riverside Point outlet. The 6,000 squarefoot […]
Marina Bay Sands unveils newest pâtisserie Origin + Bloom
Marina Bay Sands has launched a brand new pâtisserie to its line-up of dining experiences, as it welcomes Ongin + […]
Taking A Trip: Beyond the Road at the Saatchi Gallery (Review)
UNKLE and Punchdrunk unite to create an explosive, immersive exploration of belief, life and death. LONDON – A Punchdrunk experience, loosely […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: A Very Expensive Poison at The Old Vic (Review)
An investigation into the truth behind Alexander Litvinenko’s assassination as an epic vaudevillian drama. LONDON – Oftentimes, the truth is like […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Spy City by Colab Theatre (Review)
Espionage and apocalyptic plots keep us constantly on our toes in this immersive experience. LONDON – If you ever fancied […]
Review: Sound of Dragon Ensemble (Ding Yi Chinese Chamber Music Festival 2019)
Western composition meets Eastern arrangement. Hailing all the way from Canada, the Sound of Dragon Ensemble comprises some of Vancouver’s […]
SGIFF 2019: Nature-inspired Portraits Exhibition by 10 Singapore Creatives and Free Outdoor Film Screenings For 30th Edition
The Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) has gathered 10 local film and media personalities to share their self-portraits inspired by […]