★★☆☆☆ 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
Category: Singapore Arts, Theatre.
This section covers the Singapore Arts and Theatre Scene. This very vibrant scene is amazing and we will update the latest happenings and giveaways. Stay Tuned.
★★★☆☆ Review: The Monster In The Mirror by Bitesize Theatre and Gateway Arts
Online musical for teens features catchy songs amidst a shaky plot. With the pandemic in place, school assembly programmes areContinue 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
Preview: The Monster In The Mirror by Bitesize Theatre and Gateway Arts
Developed and presented under Gateway Arts’ Collective-In-Residence Programme, get ready for a brand new musical hitting your screens this March.Continue Reading
Review: A Man Waiting For The Leaves To Fall by The Aesthetic Project
Abstract short film wrings the tears even when there are no actors and no words. In their debut production, TheContinue Reading
Preview: Broken Turns by Qotn. Van Su Yun
The tortured artist has been a familiar stereotype since time immemorial. But in the case of dancers, it’s a stereotypeContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: The Singapore Trilogy by The Second Breakfast Company
Ambitious project takes a leaf from the past and spotlights newer actors. In the making since 2018, The Singapore Trilogy marksContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: The Sound Inside by Singapore Repertory Theatre
We’re only as alone as we want to be. If it’s one thing that the coronavirus lockdowns have made usContinue Reading
Wild Rice announces four ‘epic journeys’ to be staged from April to August 2021
Wild Rice has announced a new slate of shows as part of its 2021 season. Crafted around deeply personal stories,Continue Reading
Preview: A Man Waiting For The Leaves To Fall by The Aesthetic Project
No dialogue. No actors. How does one stage a narrative driven by theatrical design choices and the camera? A manContinue Reading
