Nothing But Pride for Local Talent: An Interview with Dick Lee (Singapopera 2018)
Dick Lee is perhaps one of the few Singaporeans whose name is immediately recognizable. For many Singaporeans, Dick is best known as the composer of ‘Home’, the song most synonymous […]
Reflections on a Skyline: An Interview with Here and Beyond Director Stanley Seah and Cast Member Jolene Wong
Toy Factory is having an incredibly busy year – they’ve already staged three brand new productions in 2018, ranging from epic hundred year musical to loving comedy tribute, and all […]
Blue Note Tokyo: A Touch of Class In The Heart of Tokyo
I’m convinced Tokyo is one of the most magical megalopolises to exist on the face of the earth. Beyond being situated in Japan (no doubt a favourite country of ours), […]
SAM Late Nights 2018 @ Imaginarium + An Interview with Falling Feathers
After a successful first edition, Singapore Art Museum’s late night museum programme SAM Late Nights returns from June to August 2018! The programme kicked off on 8th June 2018 at […]
25th Singapore International Piano Festival: Dang Thai Son (Review)
The Vietnamese pianist’s performance is a masterclass brought to life onstage. Dang Thai Son first came to fame as the first prize winner at the 10th International Chopin Piano Competition […]
Preview: Here and Beyond by Toy Factory
This July, Toy Factory takes on the local literary scene as they adapt Singapore’s only local MOE prescribed literature text for ‘O’ Level students! In Here and Beyond (edited by Cyril Wong), 12 […]
25th Singapore International Piano Festival: Jeremy Denk (Review)
Jeremy Denk guides lost audiences home in a series of three works by master composers Mozart, Beethoven and Bach. American pianist Jeremy Denk is an intelligent man. The winner […]
25th Singapore International Piano Festival: Seong-Jin Cho (Review)
The Korean boy genius and Chopin/Debussy expert opens the 25th Singapore International Piano Festival. Maintaining a festival for 25 years is no mean feat, signifying how far the Singapore Symphony […]
Preview: Highlights of the Singapore Chinese Orchestra 2018/19 Season
The SCO returns home at last to the Singapore Conference Hall for their 2018/19 season. While awaiting the completion of renovations at the Singapore Conference Hall, the over eighty member […]
Preview: Sing.Lang Concert (Sing.浪 2018) at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Cultural Extravaganza
The 2018 Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Cultural Extravaganza wraps up this weekend after three weeks of festivities with a special two night concert featuring some of Singapore’s hottest stars […]
Singapore International Piano Festival: An Interview with Pianist Seong-Jin Cho
Presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, the 25th Singapore International Piano Festival begins this week, where several acclaimed pianists will be making their Singapore debuts, from the likes of the […]
Review: Leonard Bernstein’s Mass by Orchestra of the Music Makers
The Esplanade Concert Hall becomes a joyous megachurch for one night only. The Orchestra of the Music Makers takes its name from Arthur O’Shaughnessy’s poem Ode, inspired to remain movers and shakers as […]
Preview: Highlights of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra 2018/19 Season
The Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) has released their entire 2018/19 season! Marking their 40th Anniversary, expect everything from the obligatory 40th Anniversary Gala to a Christmas Concert at the end of […]
Bernstein’s Mass: An Interview with Conductor Joshua Kangming Tan and Director Edith Podesta
As the Orchestra of the Music Makers commemorates their 10th anniversary in 2018, there’s no better way to celebrate than with a massive performance uniting some of the most diverse […]
Preview: The Lion King presented by BASE Entertainment Asia and Sliding Doors Entertainment
BASE Entertainment Asia and Sliding Doors Entertainment are set to have a roaring 2018 season as they bring back the very first show that played at Mastercard Theatres 7 years […]
Preview: Leonard Bernstein’s Mass by Orchestra of the Music Makers
Is there anything that Edith Podesta cannot do? After dipping her toes into directing opera last year with Hansel and Gretel, the critically acclaimed theatremaker will once again be teaming […]
