★★★★☆ Review: Ghost Light by SRT’s The Young Company
The Young Company explore promenade theatre and uncover ghosts of the pasts, while revealing a talented cast. In a year where the theatre scene has been forced to change, it […]
Wild Rice announces two new shows and a re-run to kick off 2021
Wild Rice’s 2020 season has just come to an end, but already, they’re gearing up for a busy 2021 ahead. Not only will they be continuing to present the remainder […]
Review: Schooled by Wild Rice’s Singapore Youth Theatre
The kids are alright, as Wild Rice’s inaugural batch of Singapore Youth Theatre showcases what they’re made of. For a number of years now, in addition to their regular productions, […]
★★☆☆☆ Review: Candide by Young & Wild
The pitfalls of optimism are explored in Young & Wild 2020’s showcase performance. According to playwright Mark Ravenhill, the word ‘optimism’ had only been in use for about 20 years […]
★★★★★ Review: Around The World In 80 Days – A Book Analysis Workshop by Andsoforth
Outdoing themselves yet again, Around The World In 80 Days is a great experience, and a lesson in excellence in spite of the odds. For a couple of years now, […]
★★★★☆ Review: Café by Wild Rice
Joel Tan’s purgatorial café gets a revival and feels more urgent than before in our very real crisis of 2020. In a year where countless F&B outlets have shut down […]
Arts Down Under 2020: 落叶归根 (Luò yè guī gēn) Getting Home by Cheryl Ho (Review)
Much potential in this original performance about homesickness, identity and art. Life as a struggling artist is already hard enough. But for a young Singaporean artist, 6000 kilometres from home […]
★★★☆☆ Review: Mine by Wild Rice
Wild Rice opens their series of Director’s Residency programmes with a mother-daughter tale about hoarding. When you hear the term ‘hoarder’, the first image that comes to mind is likely […]
Arts Down Under 2020: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap On Zoom by How Drama (Review)
Putting Singaporean sketches and humour on the (online) global stage. By now, we’re already more than familiar with How Drama’s Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap, both in real life and […]
