Review: Hana by NUS Theatre Studies Theatre Lab
In taking on the mantle of the entire future of theatre from one’s predecessors, it is understandable that one would feel trepidation and anxiety at living up to the precedents […]
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2018: Step Outta Line by Thong Pei Qin (Review)
Thong Pei Qin summons the old guard of feminist artists for a new generation. If Step Outta Line was anyone’s first introduction to playwright Ovidia Yu, they’d probably come away with the […]
M1 Fringe Festival 2018: Hayat by Pink Gajah Theatre (Review)
The transformative power of pain is on full display in a moving work from Pink Gajah. Hayat may be a word that means life, but in Pink Gajah’s newest work of […]
SGIFF 2017: Getting to Know the Youth Jury and Critics
At the 28th Singapore International Film Festival, the Youth Jury and Critics Programme makes a welcome return, with the aim of nurturing a new generation of young critics from the […]
Review: Overtime by Myle Yan Tay and Nathaniel Mah
Earlier this month we were pleasantly surprised by a highly competent production of Jean Tay’s Boom by a group of students from Yale-NUS. We thought this was the kind of […]
Preview: Overtime by Myle Yan Tay and Nathaniel Mah
Yale-NUS students Myle Yan Tay and Nathaniel Mah will be presenting an all new musical this November. Titled Overtime, the original musical follows best friends Finch, an employee in the Ministry of Competency […]
Mosaic Music Series 2017: An Interview with Canvas Conversations
The Esplanade’s regular Mosaic Music Series returned last night as the season kicked off with local band Canvas Conversations in collaboration with fellow local musician FERRY (of Giants Must Fall), as they […]
Preview: Our Town by Intercultural Theatre Institute (+Interview with Director Kok Heng Leun)
Presented in collaboration with the Esplanade, the Intercultural Theatre Institute’s graduating cohort will be performing their newest show at the Esplanade Theatre Studio this November, following their previous production of Leakages. Directed […]
Review: Boom by (aside)
Since its inception in 2008, Jean Tay’s Boom has become a seminal text keenly representing our country’s insatiable thirst for fancy new things and our forgotten heritage, told through the parallel stories […]
Preview: Asian Youth Theatre Festival 2017
Think that there aren’t enough youth involved in the arts today? Think again, with the inaugural Asian Youth Theatre Festival this October to show you the sheer variety of cultures […]
Review: Triple Bill (M1 Peer Pleasure Youth Theatre Festival 2017)
Tackling the theme of The Other, the 2017 M1 Peer Pleasure Youth Theatre Festival opens with Triple Bill, a set of three new plays going deep into topics of the marginalized, the […]
Preview: Intercultural Theatre Institute Final Year Individual Projects
The 2017 Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) graduating class will be presenting their Final Year Individual Projects (FYiP) this May over two weeks. Considered one of the ITI’s most insightful presentations, the […]
