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At the tender age of 16, Chinese-Canadian pianist Tony Yike Yang took the music world by storm when he becameContinue Reading
As we approach Chinese New Year once again, so does the Esplanade’s annual Huayi – Chinese Festival of Arts. ComeContinue Reading
Two melodramatic lives, their destinies intertwined by a flurry of love letters. It’s one thing to be married, or marriedContinue Reading
United we stand, divided we fall. Inspired by the concept of prime numbers – numbers indivisible by anything other thanContinue Reading
Nerve wracking thriller of a play that keeps you guessing every step of the way. Happiness is the absence ofContinue Reading
Warning: This review may contain spoilers Journey to the centre of the self…and Liu Xiaoyi. Over the years, Emergency StairsContinue Reading
A musical soundscape through unorthodox means. When John Cage’s controversial 4’33 premiered in 1952, never might the avant-garde composer have imaginedContinue Reading
Tragedy seems written in the stars in this lengthy production as the cosmos themselves bid our sweet prince goodnight. RankingContinue Reading
There’s already plenty to get excited about for the 2019’s arts season! Esplanade – Theatres by the Bay, has launchedContinue Reading
Liu Xiaoyi, in his director’s message for Einstein in the Carpark, poses to the late renowned theoretical physicist Albert EinsteinContinue Reading
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