Music Is: An Interview with Indonesian-Singaporean artist lullaboy
Bernard Dinata, better known to his fans by his moniker lullaboy, is a man of many cultures. American-born, Singaporean-raised, andContinue Reading
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Music Is: An Interview with Irish Singer-Songwriter Dermot Kennedy
A little over a decade ago, you might have found Dermot Kennedy somewhere on a street in Dublin, playing andContinue Reading
Raising A Theatre: An Interview with Charcoalblue theatre consultants Amanda Brecknell and James Nowell
When you stop to think about it, the physical space of the theatre is a magical space. As an audienceContinue Reading
A Wave of Change: An Interview with Lina Marican, Regional Managing Director of Mutant Communications, on CSR Initiative ‘Mutant For Good’
Since setting up shop in Singapore in 2012, local PR and communications agency Mutant Communications are ready to celebrate theirContinue Reading
End of the Rainbow: An Interview with director Tracie Pang and actress Mina Kaye
Who was Judy Garland? For some, she will always be remembered as Dorothy in MGM’s The Wizard of Oz. ForContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: Berak by Teater Ekamatra
Chong Tze Chien’s Poop! takes on new life for a Malay audience. According to the Islamic faith, a person commitsContinue Reading
See You, Anniversary: An Interview with Nelson Chia and Mia Chee on Nine Years Theatre and relationships
In the world of dating, finding your other half is often easier done from within the same industry. And forContinue Reading
Staging the Singapore Story: An Interview with director Steven Dexter and actor Adrian Pang on Aiwei and SRT’s The LKY Musical (2022)
In a world of unusual musical concepts, Aiwei and Singapore Repertory Theatre’s (SRT) The LKY Musical probably ranks among theContinue Reading
uproot | rootless: An Interview with The Substation Artistic Director Ezzam Rahman, and artists of SeptFest 2022
There was a time when arts venue The Substation had a massive Malayan Banyan Tree growing along the walls ofContinue Reading
Full Steam Ahead: An Interview with Dim Sum Dollies Pam Oei and Jo Tan, and Music Director Elaine Chan
With the short run most productions have and few restagings, the longevity of any theatre show or concept in SingaporeContinue Reading
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