★★★★★ Review: Doubt – A Parable by Pangdemonium
Taut, thrilling battle of truth, faith and conviction. “What do you do when you’re not sure?” That is how JohnContinue Reading
Category: Arts
Review: LOVE DIVINE by SUKKI, Daniel Kok and Luke George (SIFA 2023)
Knotty forms of love and social commentary, and titillating forms of subversive entertainment. The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA)Continue Reading
Preview: RENT by Sing’theatre Academy
Following his successful direction of I Love You You’re Perfect Now Change, TJ Taylor is set to direct the latestContinue Reading
Art What!: Three New Exhibitions Showcasing Progressive And Experimental Artistic Practices Open At Singapore Art Museum
From 18 May through September, Singapore Art Museum (SAM) at Tanjong Pagar Distripark will present three new contemporary art exhibitionsContinue Reading
Art What!: Refik Anadol’s ‘Glacier Dreams’ debuts in Singapore as a new multi-sensory experience in Julius Baer’s NEXT initiative
AI Art generators may be getting their turn in the spotlight now, with a proliferation of apps available for publicContinue Reading
SIFA 2023: An Interview with Circa Associate Director Ben Knapton, and Tour Manager Todd Kilby, for ‘Humans 2.0’
Death-defying acrobatics, the human body stretched to its extremes, and intimate choreography that makes us feel for the performers –Continue Reading
SIFA 2023: An Interview with Toshiki Okada, playwright and director of ‘NEW-ILLUSION’
In the realm of theatre, what is real and what is not? That’s a line further blurred in Japanese theatreContinue Reading
SIFA 2023: An Interview with Thanapol Virulhakul, director of ‘INTERMISSION’
In INTERMISSION, traditional Thai music and contemporary dance practice intertwine to examine the body as a political site and theContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: £¥€$ (LIES) by Ontroerend Goed (SIFA 2023)
Money makes the world go round…or does it? Making a name for themselves with their innovative immersive and participatory performances,Continue Reading
★★★★★ Review: Lolling and Rolling by Jaha Koo (SIFA 2023)
Haunted by the spectre of cultural imperialism and linguistic violence. In the modern world, where the West has long beenContinue Reading
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