Laughter Is: An Interview with Fakkah Fuzz, Becky Lucas and Ben Knight of the Melbourne Internal Comedy Roadshow 2019
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is back this September with a brand new crew of FIVE hilarious comedians from Australia and the region to tickle your funnybone and leave you chortling. […]
Preview: Follow the Leader • Richard Tognetti presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
Violinist, arranger and conductor Richard Tognetti will lead the Singapore Symphony Orchestra in a concert in which French masterpieces take centre stage. The programme includes Debussy’s The Girl with the […]
Universal Music Group Announces Strategic Expansion and Key Label Launches Within Southeast Asia to Boost Focus on Domestic and Local Language Artists
Universal Music Group (UMG) announced a significant expansion of its recorded music operations across Southeast Asia (UMG SEA) with the launch of two new flagship label divisions – Def Jam […]
Review: Sound of Dragon Ensemble (Ding Yi Chinese Chamber Music Festival 2019)
Western composition meets Eastern arrangement. Hailing all the way from Canada, the Sound of Dragon Ensemble comprises some of Vancouver’s very best musicians with a spectacular repertoire of works at […]
Preview: DY-Logue《鼎有艺思》by Ding Yi Music Company
Taking place this October at Stamford Arts Centre, Ding Yi Music Company is introducing a brand new experimental music series with DY-Logue 《鼎有艺思》. Playing on both the company name and the […]
Laughter Is: Kenny Sebastian’s The Most Interesting Person In The Room
It’s a pretty bold statement to claim to be the most interesting person in the room – especially when you’re in an auditorium full of people. But when all eyes […]
Preview: A Spoonful of Sherman by Sing’theatre
Brand new musical revue A Spoonful of Sherman by Robert J. Sherman is coming to Singapore, in its Asian premiere this November! Featuring songs from Oscar-winning brothers Richard M. Sherman and […]
Preview: Kahchun Wong & Karl-Heinz Schütz presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
The Vienna Philharmonic’s Principal Flute, Karl-Heinz Schütz, takes on the role of soloist in the beautiful Flute Concerto by 19th-century German composer Carl Reinecke. Singaporean conductor Kahchun Wong continues to […]
Preview: A Month of Melodies by The Arts House
This September, The Arts House is set to present a series of musical performances representing a range of geographies and cultures. From unveiling Singapore’s landscape via Chinese poetry and music […]
Esplanade’s Mosaic Music Series: An Interview with Janis Siegel of The Manhattan Transfer
Few bands last a decade, let alone five. But for American jazz quarter The Manhattan Transfer, with a whopping 30 albums and millions of worldwide record sales and sold-out tours […]
Review: a line could be crossed and you would cease to be by Intercultural Theatre Institute
Gorgeous, intimate play examining climate change. In the Intercultural Theatre Institute’s (ITI) new production, the latest batch of graduating students tackle the ever-looming issue of climate change with Australian playwright […]
Preview: RuPaul’s Werq the World Tour 2020 – Singapore
Mother of drag queens and superstar RuPaul is back for a brand new Werq the World tour come 2020, and she’s bringing all your favourite queens for a one night […]
Preview: Concerts for Children – Emily Saves the Orchestra by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra
A clever 10-year-old needs the audience to help outsmart the horrible monster, Cacopholous, who is scheming to silence music forever. In this mesmerising children’s concert, drama, dance, dazzling masks and […]
The Mad Chinaman: In Conversation with Dick Lee On His Life, His Music, and His Continued Relevance
Perhaps more than anyone else, Dick Lee is the foremost pioneer and pillar of the Singapore music scene. And of all people, he’s certainly an icon. Best known for composing […]
Preview: SSO Gala -Vladimir Ashkenazy & Gautier Capuço
Explore the dark poetry of Schumann’s Manfred Overture, the impassioned Cello Concerto and the fiery heart of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony. The internationally celebrated conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy returns in an unmissable […]
Preview: Dick Lee’s The Mad Chinaman 30th Anniversary Concert
Following last year’s SingaPOPera concert celebrating the musicals of Dick Lee, the Mad Chinaman returns to the Esplanade Concert Hall this September for a one-night only concert! The Mad Chinaman 30th […]
