Preview: Singapore Art Book Fair (SGABF) 2019
This June, the Singapore Art Book Fair (SGBAF) returns for one weekend as art lovers and especially art book lovers head downContinue Reading
Category: Books
Preview: The Inaugural Festival of Indian Arts and Ideas
For one weekend this April, get ready for the very first Festival of Indian Arts and Ideas. Taking place atContinue Reading
Textures 2019: A Night of Terrifying Tales by Moonshadow Stories (Review)
The Arts House plays host to Kamini Ramachandran’s troupe of storytellers in a supernatural-themed after dark special. Who doesn’t loveContinue Reading
Textures 2019: The Page on Stage – Samping by Spare Room Productions (Review)
Moving monodrama that will move even the hardest of hearts. Adapted from Cyril Wong’s short story The Mistake by M. Raihan Halim,Continue Reading
Textures 2019: Performing Malay Sketches by The Second Breakfast Company (Review)
Metatheatrical examination of Malay representation onstage brims with potential. Theatrical adaptations from one medium to another are tricky businesses, withContinue Reading
Preview: Textures 2019 – Love and Loss (And Some Things In Between) by The Arts House
After a successful first edition held in 2018, The Arts House’s Textures returns to fill Singaporeans’ weekend with words withContinue Reading
Perusing Pages: Nimita’s Place by Akshita Nanda (Review)
Parallel narratives of an Indian grandmother during Partition and her granddaughter in modern day Singapore make for a satisfying debut. Continue Reading
Singapore Writers Festival 2018: The Ghost In Your Head (Review)
A novel idea with flawed execution. Immersive productions are all the rage these days, with audiences often demanding to experienceContinue Reading
Singapore Writers Festival Director Yeow Kai Chai’s Final Edition Draws To A Close
After 10 days of exciting programmes, pop ups, local and international authors and new ways of engaging with literary arts,Continue Reading
Singapore Writers Festival 2018: The State of The World According To David Sedaris, Irvine Welsh, Mariko Tamaki and Margaret Stohl
With a theme like 界(Jie): The World(s) We Live In, it’s impossible for the Singapore Writers Festival not to fill itselfContinue Reading
