★★★★☆ Review: Offstage 3.0 by Emergency Stairs
Unpacking the absurdity of the arts scene, and the need to keep pushing at our invisible walls. Even before formingContinue Reading
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★★★★☆ Review: Pandan by Rupa co.lab
Examining the hard truths that hurt most. There are always two sides to every person – the public self weContinue Reading
Review: I, Frida by Ay, Caramba! Theatre
Heartfelt one woman show of a Hispanic family’s struggles as migrants in Canada. In Carol Ann Duffy’s poem Foreign, theContinue Reading
Review: Snow Whitening Revisited by New Cambodian Artists
Haunting, moving dance work embodying what it means to hold on when everything is falling apart. When a country hasContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: WAN BELANTARA – Enjet-Enjet Semut by Saiful Amri & Anwar Hadi Ramli
Political problems abound in the animal kingdom. From ancient fables passed down from generation to generation, to modern day natureContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2021: Liu Xiaoyi goes on the record about ‘Offstage 3.0’
Liu Xiaoyi has always been a man determined to think out of the box. And as a theatremaker, perhaps oneContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2021: Hazwan Norly and Rizman Putra sink their teeth into ‘Pandan’
After making a splash with their debut production back in 2019, local theatre company Rupa co.lab is stepping up theirContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: Havoc Girls & Kamikaze Boys by Brian Gothong Tan and NAFA
The youth of today grapple with difficult world issues. Are the youth of today as ‘woke’ as they think theyContinue Reading
Review: i am not here by The Lost Post Initiative
Heartbreak interwoven with humour in examining the suppression of the female voice across time. When one steps into a theatreContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2021: Saiful Amri and Anwar Hadi Ramli find the animal inside us with ‘Wan Belantara’
Anthropomorphic and personified animals have always played a huge role in most people’s childhoods, whether as Disney cartoons or legendsContinue Reading
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