National Gallery – Common Grounds (25-26 June)
We previously attended the National Gallery’s Common Grounds Open House on 11 June, greeted with Lindy Hop dancers, Chinese CalligraphyContinue Reading
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I Know Why The Rebel Sings – SIFA: The O.P.E.N. 2016
Today marks the start of the O.P.E.N., the pre-festival to the Singapore International Festival of the Arts. Artists and mediaContinue Reading
Twenty Something Theatre Festival Week 2 [18/6/16]
Today, we returned to the wilderness of Goodman Arts Centre to tackle the second set of plays by a newContinue Reading
Café by Joel Tan [17/6/16]
We’re back at the Twenty-Something Theatre Festival for its second week, and we heard that tickets are almost completely soldContinue Reading
REVIEW: Twentysomething Theatre Festival – Fresh Plays Week 1
This is our review of the three Fresh plays featured this week during the Twenty Something Theatre Festival. This week’s selectionContinue Reading
REVIEW: Trees, A Crowd… 11/6/16
The inaugural twenty something theatre festival began this week, and we were really excited to cover it! We marathoned allContinue Reading
REVIEW: Gentle Bones 10/6/16
Gentle Bones, aka Joel Tan is just 22 years old, and he’s already managed to have two sold out showsContinue Reading
REVIEW: Ghost Writer by The Necessary Stage [9/6/16]
Following the success of Manifesto, the Necessary Stage returns to present Ghost Writer, a multimedia performance that seamlessly combines dance, theatre, musicContinue Reading
An Insight to Churn Creamery
Churn Creamery 4th June 2016 Churn has been open for about 9 months now, and this is the first timeContinue Reading
Review: Falling by Pangdemonium
Falling 28/5/16 8pm Pangdemonium returns for their second show of the season with another play about disabilities, following hot onContinue Reading
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