★★★☆☆ Book Review: My BFF Is An Alien by Vivian Teo
Vivian Teo’s new series introduces extraterrestrial elements to a typical narrative of unlikely friends. The teenage years can be one of the most brutal in a person’s life. Academically, […]
★★★★★ Review: Four Horse Road 四马路 2020 by The Theatre Practice
Review of Four Horse Road 2020
Television Time: An Interview with Joanna Lumley, Host of Joanna Lumley’s Hidden Caribbean – Havana to Haiti
“I’m going on an adventure through two of the most intoxicating countries in the world. This unique journey will glimpse the hidden side of these fascinating places – why don’t […]
Television Time: BBC Shows – April 2020
It’s a great time to stay home and watch TV, and this April, BBC has a line-up of great programmes to look forward to. Catch Emmy-nominated actress Ashley Jensen as […]
★★★★☆ Review: In Our Manner of Speaking – The AIDS Quilt Songbook by The Opera People
Singing of hope and life amidst fear in The Opera People’s latest showcase. With a wild storm brewing outside, being inside the intimate studio at W!ld Rice felt incredibly warm […]
★★★☆☆ Review: No Corners by Decadance Co.
Decadance’s new work explores space and comfort in the heart of Orchard Road Considering how distracting and noisy the surroundings are, performing a dance in the middle of Orchard Road […]
The Banter: A Bigger And Better Four Horse Road With Kuo Jian Hong and Jonathan Lim
First constructed in 1837, Singapore’s Waterloo Street now has over 170 years of history to its name, and a whole lot of lives and stories that have been intertwined with it. […]
Head Out While Staying Well with Healthy Chinatown 2020 This Weekend
The coronavirus may have you down, but the Chinatown Business Association (CBA) is planning to lift your mood by bettering your health this weekend with a very special ‘Healthy Chinatown’ […]
The Banter: On Place Making, Programming and Venue Management with Sarah Martin and Lisa Lip
The Arts House has been a key part of the Civic District for years now. But for a lot of people, although it’s recognizable enough as a heritage building, who […]
★☆☆☆☆ Review: Hurstville – The Heir by Underground
Immersive theatre for social change has an interesting premise marred by a host of problems. With immersive theatre being one of the trendiest, most exciting forms of theatre today, it’s […]
Preview: In Our Manner of Speaking – The AIDS Quilt Songbook by The Opera People + Interview
The AIDS Quilt Songbook invites people to take risks. Some texts are very graphic. We’re not sugar coating it and saying, ‘Well, we’re just having a little difficulty.’ We must […]
★★☆☆☆ Review: 4.48 Psychosis by Intercultural Theatre Institute
Moments of beauty help punctuate this overlong staging of Sarah Kane’s final play. Often considered a suicide note in the form of a play, Sarah Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis is one of the […]
Preview: M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival 2020
After a record high of close to 9,000 festival-goers at its 10th edition last year, T.H.E Dance Company is back to present the 2020 M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival from […]
The Studios 2020: An Interview with Toy Pianist Margaret Leng Tan (Dragon Ladies Don’t Weep) [CANCELLED]
Playing a toy piano could easily come off as a gimmick, but for Margaret Leng Tan, the experimental artist has somehow managed to carve it into an entire career. Now, […]
Preview: The Esplanade presents The Studios 2020 – Lost & Found
Life is a lost & found box. At least, that’s how the Esplanade sees it come 2020, with their latest season of The Studios come March and April. Dealing with […]
