Preview: Love and Duty – Mozart’s Il Re Pastore by The Opera People
Opera has come a long way since the ‘park and bark’ style of the 1980s, with newer groups constantly attempting to buck the trend and make it trendy, modern and […]
KFC Goes Green: KFC Singapore Stops Serving Plastic Straws Islandwide
It doesn’t take a lot to go green, but when a small step is taken by one of the world’s biggest fast food franchises, that’s a move that could spell […]
Preview: ‘A Song of Life’ Concert by Sachiyo
Singapore-based, Japanese singer-songwriter Sachiyo will be staging her all new concert at the Esplanade Recital Studio next week. Having lived in Singapore since the age of four, the talented performer […]
The Lion King Musical Comes to Singapore
There are many reasons to be excited about Singapore’s upcoming musical roster. The most obvious one is the return of Disney’s The Lion King for the first time since it […]
Television Time: BBC’s The Split
There’s both tenderness amidst blood in the water as cutthroat divorce lawyers battle it out in court and at home. Just as Alan Ball did with a family funeral business […]
Nothing But Pride for Local Talent: An Interview with Dick Lee (Singapopera 2018)
Dick Lee is perhaps one of the few Singaporeans whose name is immediately recognizable. For many Singaporeans, Dick is best known as the composer of ‘Home’, the song most synonymous […]
Reflections on a Skyline: An Interview with Here and Beyond Director Stanley Seah and Cast Member Jolene Wong
Toy Factory is having an incredibly busy year – they’ve already staged three brand new productions in 2018, ranging from epic hundred year musical to loving comedy tribute, and all […]
Review: My Grandfather’s Road by Neo Kim Seng (Cantonese versions, performed by Tan Cher Kian and Gary Tang)
Two ways to tell a poignant story of growing up in Cantonese. First written as a book, in My Grandfather’s Road, Neo Kim Seng explores his familial history through the lens and […]
Beauty of Bettas: An Interview with Photographer Visarute Angkatavanich
If you didn’t know any better, the subjects in Thai photographer Visarute Angkatavanich’s exhibition at the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall may appear completely enigmatic. It can be difficult to […]
M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival 2018: EARTH and Filled with sadness, the old body attacks by T.H.E Dance Company (Review)
A double-bill of movement heavy pieces open the 2018 M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival. T.H.E Dance Company opened the 2018 M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival with a double bill of […]
My Father My Champion – International Champions Cup Father’s Day Sale
Love your dad but don’t know how to show it? Father’s Day may be over, but this exclusive Father’s Day sale for the International Champions Cup (ICC) Singapore! If your […]
Review: Framed, By Adolf by The Finger Players
Dark fairytale meets con-job for justice in this story-within-a-story about the holocaust and art. The art world is fickle and subjective, with the monetary worth of a painting determined by […]
Review: My Grandfather’s Road by Neo Kim Seng (English version, performed by Karen Tan)
Put on your nostalgia goggles for this monologue about people and places past, laced with a pinch of death and loss. To call a stretch of land your grandfather’s road […]
Preview: dead was the body till i taught it how to move by Bhumi Collective
Life has a habit of throwing the greatest of curveballs when you least expect it. And in Bhumi Collective’s latest production, they’ll be tackling the story of one man who […]
Preview: A Samsui Love Story by Project Plait X Tung Lok
Project Plait has formed a bit of a niche for itself in the years it’s been around. Adopting a form of site-specific dance performance, it stands out from the crowd […]
Excitement Rises to a Fever Pitch at RWS’ Football Fever 2018
Football fever hits Singapore at full force this June with the start of the 2018 World Cup this week! And to make things even more fun, Resorts World Sentosa will […]
Blue Note Tokyo: A Touch of Class In The Heart of Tokyo
I’m convinced Tokyo is one of the most magical megalopolises to exist on the face of the earth. Beyond being situated in Japan (no doubt a favourite country of ours), […]
