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Food, Review, Singapore

Copper Chimney: North Indian + Chindian Dishes In The Heart of Little India

Nestled in the very heart of Little India, on Syed Alwi Road, recently refurbished Indian restaurant Copper Chimney brings a fresh new look to its interior along with new additions to its menu. Serving up an experience that comprises both authentic North Indian and Chindian cuisine, the recently halal-certified restaurant is ready to appeal to any and all diners to walk through its doors. Ideal … Continue reading Copper Chimney: North Indian + Chindian Dishes In The Heart of Little India

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Food, Review, Singapore

Rang Mahal presents brand new gin tasting programme, with In-Gin-ious Pairings and Indian-inspired Cocktails This August

Acclaimed Indian restaurant Rang Mahal has debuted a brand new gin tasting programme, a first for any fine-dining Indian restaurant in Singapore. In collaboration with six premium Gin labels, including Hapusa, Greater Than and Jaisalmer, which are all distilled in India, the gin tasting experience will also see the launch of three handcrafted cocktails and tasting flights. Rang Mahal has always been known for their attention … Continue reading Rang Mahal presents brand new gin tasting programme, with In-Gin-ious Pairings and Indian-inspired Cocktails This August

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Food, Singapore

Buffet Season: Local hawker delights at PARKROYAL on Pickering’s Lime Restaurant for National Day

PARKROYAL on Pickering has always been one of the classier hotels in the area, and naturally, delivers some of the best experiences not just when it comes to a great stay, but also in its food offerings. This August, over at the iconic Lime Restaurant, they’re presenting a limited time buffet menu comprising some of Singapore’s favourite local delights in a ‘Loco Local’, hawker-themed buffet … Continue reading Buffet Season: Local hawker delights at PARKROYAL on Pickering’s Lime Restaurant for National Day

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London, Preview, Singapore

Television Time: BBC’s Killing Eve Season 1 (Review)

Obsession is a dangerous thing. From its title alone, Killing Eve sounds like your cut and dried thriller series, with a veritable female assassin and an MI6 agent caught in a dangerous cat-and-mouse game attempting to outwit each other. But there’s good reason why this show has received as many awards and as much critical acclaim as it has. Written by Phoebe Waller-Bridge (of Fleabag fame), Killing Eve is a genre-defying … Continue reading Television Time: BBC’s Killing Eve Season 1 (Review)

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Arts, Esplanade Annexe Studio, Preview, Singapore, Singapore Arts, Theatre., Theatre

Preview: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X Re-Run by How Drama

They’ve been getting kidnapped for 11 years now, but that hasn’t stopped the irreverent, irresistible and insane energy and humour of How Drama as they bring back Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X for a rerun this August, after a fantastic sold-out run last year. In the show, five cast members embark on a theatrical marathon as they attempt to perform 31 plays in an … Continue reading Preview: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X Re-Run by How Drama

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Food, Singapore

Little London Brings an Authentic Old English Pub Experience to Boat Quay

Nestled within Boat Quay, Little London Singapore brings an authentic old English pub experience to the Lion City with English draft beers, exquisite cocktails, and old-timey ambience. From tea-infused cocktails to beer battered fish & chips, patrons can get a little slice of London right by the Singapore River, without having to travel across the universe. The Singaporean version of Little London brings you the … Continue reading Little London Brings an Authentic Old English Pub Experience to Boat Quay

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Arts, Concert, Esplanade Concert Hall, Music, Preview, Singapore

Preview: The TENG Ensemble Presents Heirlooms 《传承》 – Reimagining the Sounds of our Chinese Forefathers

If you know next to nothing about the music traditions of Chinese dialect groups, you’re not alone. But that’s precisely why local arts company TENG is here to educate you about them, with their brand new documentary-concert Heirlooms, that reimagines the sounds of Singapore’s Chinese forefathers on 11th October 2019. Playing at the Esplanade Concert Hall, in support of the Singapore Bicentennial, the one-night-only showcase will premiere … Continue reading Preview: The TENG Ensemble Presents Heirlooms 《传承》 – Reimagining the Sounds of our Chinese Forefathers

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Art What!, Arts, Preview, Singapore

Exhibition Extravaganza: 62 Years After Hamilton at the Mizuma Gallery

This August, Mizuma Gallery is set to present 62 Years After Hamilton, a group exhibition curated by Hermanto Soerjanto, featuring four Indonesian artists Agan Harahap, Heri Dono, indieguerillas, and Uji “Hahan” Handoko Eko Saputro. Having emerged in the 1950s, Pop Art challenges the traditions of fine art by incorporating mundane imageries from popular and mass culture. In 1957, British artist Richard Hamilton, one of the pioneers of Pop … Continue reading Exhibition Extravaganza: 62 Years After Hamilton at the Mizuma Gallery

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Arts, Preview, Singapore, Theatre

M1 Peer Pleasure 2019: The Class Room (Review)

A lecture in theatre form on the difficulties of helping those in poverty. Created by Jean Ng, Li Xie and Kok Heng Leun, The Class Room adapts Drama Box’s similar pre-existing participatory theatre work to teach the audience members of the M1 Peer Pleasure Festival some new lessons on poverty. Taking on the roles of ‘social workers’, audience members are tasked to work on the cases … Continue reading M1 Peer Pleasure 2019: The Class Room (Review)

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Arts, Review, Singapore, The Necessary Stage, Theatre, Theatre Companies, Theatres

Review: Acting Mad by The Necessary Stage

Exemplary, no holds barred look at mental health in the theatre industry. As much as mental health has entered common conversation these days, it remains one of the most misunderstood conditions in the workplace, seen as some kind of weakness, a burden to employers or worse, a fake excuse to get out of work. But what about in the theatre industry, where actors are constantly … Continue reading Review: Acting Mad by The Necessary Stage

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