Preview: At Every Stage – Hong Kong Arts Festival 2019
In a little over six months, the city of Hong Kong will come alive once again with majestic orchestras, stunning theatre and electrifying dance numbers as the Hong Kong Arts […]
Building A House With Words for Bricks: An Interview with the Team Behind The Arts House
Located in the heart of the Civic District, The Arts House building has taken on many identities since its humble beginnings in 1819. Since then, Singapore’s oldest colonial building has […]
A Cosy Nook: CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotels Opens Second Property at Kampong Glam
A mainstay of the local capsule hotel scene, CUBE has now opened their second hotel at the historic Kampong Glam. Taking over a gorgeously restored shophouse, CUBE Boutique Capsule Hotel at […]
George Town Festival Week Two: A Taiwanese Takeover (13th – 19th August)
GEORGE TOWN, MALAYSIA – Moving into the second week of the annual George Town Festival, this time we see the festival receiving a strong Taiwanese focus, as the programme moves […]
Preview: Michael Chiang’s Private Parts
Originally staged 26 years ago during the 1992 Singapore Arts Festival under directorship of Ong Keng Sen, Michael Chiang’s groundbreaking comedy about trans-people returns for its fourth professional staging this […]
Preview: Mahler 2 by Orchestra of the Music Makers
After a stunning midyear concert, the Orchestra of the Music Makers continues their 10th anniversary celebrations with the centre piece of the entire year – a performance of Gustav Mahler’s 2nd […]
Preview: The Great Food Festival 2018
Resorts World Sentosa and SAVOUR had a field day last year with the successful inaugural edition of The Great Food Festival (TGFF). This September, it’s back, bigger and better than ever […]
Preview: Archifest 2018 – Design For Life
Organised by the Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA), the 12th edition of Archifest returns this September. During the two week long festival, the city comes alive as they celebrate our urban environment, […]
Preview: Chang Sensory Trails 2018
The third edition of the annual gastronomic adventure Chang Sensory Trails returns this August. Organised by the titular Chang, Thailand’s leading beer brand, this year’s edition takes place over a […]
Preview: Late-Night Texting 2018 by Centre 42
Centre 42’s third edition of the ever popular Late-Night Texting is back this August! Held as part of the annual Singapore Night Festival, the past two editions of Late-Night Texting experimented with genres such […]
Preview: Singapore Night Festival 2018
The Singapore Night Festival celebrated its 10th anniversary last year, but that doesn’t mean it’s letting off any steam at all as it steps boldly into its second decade. Returning this […]
#IRVINSBLOCKPARTY Celebrates Singapore’s 53rd Birthday at Plaza Singapura with All New Products
Just in time for National Day, IRVINS Salted Egg celebrates our nation’s 53rd birthday with the release of the all new Salted Egg Trio ($8), uniting all your favourite snacks […]
Dian Xiao Er: Celebrating August with A Spicy New Dish
With 12 outlets, homegrown Chinese restaurant chain Dian Xiao Er is probably an establishment you’d have come across a couple of times while residing in Singapore. Best known for their […]
Preview: Eros by Kevin Mandry
LONDON – Writer Kevin Mandry returns to the White Bear Theatre with a brand new play this August. Titled EROS, the play is set in the 1990s, at the dawn of the […]
M1 Patch! 2018: Round Round Buns by Chop Chilli Chop Co.
Of all the programmes in The Theatre Practice’s inaugural M1 Patch! Festival of Artful Play, Chop Chilli Chop Co.’s Round Round Buns stands out as perhaps the most irreverent one of all. […]
Singapore Food Festival 2018: Dine Inn Celebrates Our Culinary Heritage with Home Recipes
Dine Inn was first launched in July 2017, and made a name for itself as Singapore’s leading homecooked food online platform. One year later, they’ve grown to have a total of […]
George Town Festival 2018 Opening Weekend: Removal of Portraits From Stripes and Strokes Reveal An LGBTQ Intolerant Malaysia
GEORGE TOWN, MALAYSIA – Exhibiting a series of 28 photographic portraits displaying a diverse selection of Malaysians posing with the Malaysian flag, photographer Mooreyameen Mohamad’s exhibition Stripes and Strokes came under fire this week as […]
