★★☆☆☆ 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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Journey to nowhere. They say that if you stare at the abyss long enough, it stares back at you. AndContinue Reading
Crime-fighting cats return to save the world’s landmarks from thieving racoons. When we read the first book in Darren Lim’sContinue Reading
Women without men. Singapore is a nation that has always been proud of its pristine city, seemingly flawless to theContinue Reading
Retelling the story of the refugee crisis through Bharatanatyam. In a first-time collaboration between Apsaras Arts and Wild Rice, theContinue Reading
Confused message finds it difficult to cut through the flab of Miriam Cheong’s one-woman show. In her no-holds barred confessionalContinue Reading
Youth dancers take on Frontier Danceland dancers’ new choreographies. In the 11th edition of LEAP, the latest batch of theContinue Reading
Choose your own Spanish dance class. Despite its status as a corporate meeting platform, Zoom has offered up a surprisingContinue Reading
Quintessential Haruki Murakami reflecting on the little absurdities that make up our world. I first discovered Haruki Murakami as aContinue Reading
Migration and movement explored through song. Following their previous live performance, one of the last to take place in aContinue Reading
The stories and lived experiences of minorities take centrestage in week 2 of The Substation’s SeptFest. For the second weekContinue Reading