★★☆☆☆ Review: Voyagers dir. Neil Burger
Journey to nowhere. They say that if you stare at the abyss long enough, it stares back at you. AndContinue Reading
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★★★★☆ Book Review: Ace Agent Spycat and the Mayonnaise Mayhem by Darren Lim
Crime-fighting cats return to save the world’s landmarks from thieving racoons. When we read the first book in Darren Lim’sContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: Model Citizens (2021) by The Necessary Stage
Women without men. Singapore is a nation that has always been proud of its pristine city, seemingly flawless to theContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: Agathi | Refugee by Apsaras Arts
Retelling the story of the refugee crisis through Bharatanatyam. In a first-time collaboration between Apsaras Arts and Wild Rice, theContinue Reading
★★☆☆☆ Review: The Other F Word by Miriam Cheong
Confused message finds it difficult to cut through the flab of Miriam Cheong’s one-woman show. In her no-holds barred confessionalContinue Reading
Review: LEAP 2021 by Frontier Danceland
Youth dancers take on Frontier Danceland dancers’ new choreographies. In the 11th edition of LEAP, the latest batch of theContinue Reading
Review: Broken Turns by Qotn. Van Su Yun
Choose your own Spanish dance class. Despite its status as a corporate meeting platform, Zoom has offered up a surprisingContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Book Review: First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami
Quintessential Haruki Murakami reflecting on the little absurdities that make up our world. I first discovered Haruki Murakami as aContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: In Our Manner of Speaking – ReClaimed Lands by The Opera People
Migration and movement explored through song. Following their previous live performance, one of the last to take place in aContinue Reading
SeptFest Week 2: Brown Is Haram and Tabula Rasa
The stories and lived experiences of minorities take centrestage in week 2 of The Substation’s SeptFest. For the second weekContinue Reading
