★★★★☆ Review: Crazy Christmas Fun-raising Concert – Keep the DREAM Alive by Dream Academy
The show must go on, as Dream Academy brings back their beloved Crazy Christmas revue to save 2020. It’s been a tough year for all of us, but if it’s […]
Preview: Crazy Christmas Fun-raising Concert – Keep the DREAM Alive by Dream Academy
As with all arts companies this year, Dream Academy has had to cancel most of their 2020 season, making the abrupt switch to producing digital content in lieu of live […]
Preview: How To Break A Window by T:>Works
Following their hybrid edition of Festival of Women: N.O.W. 2020 (not ordinary work) in July, this December, T:>Works is set to re-open their doors for their final programme of 2020. Taking […]
N.O.W. 2020: King by Jo Tan (Review)
Using drag as a form of female empowerment in this one woman show by Jo Tan. Under T:>works’ N.O.W. Festival of Women, diversity is the name of the game, with […]
Preview: T:>Works presents fully virtual, fully free second edition of N.O.W. Festival of Women
T:>works (formerly known as Theatreworks) has never been one to shy away from trying new things, even with the coronavirus rendering them unable to proceed with live events. For the […]
TheatreWorks Rebrands as T:>Works As Artistic Director Ong Keng Sen Looks To The Future
As much as the current COVID-19 pandemic has brought live performances to a halt, local theatre company Theatreworks has found an opportunity to rebrand and look into the future instead. […]
★★★★★ Review: Four Horse Road 四马路 2020 by The Theatre Practice
Review of Four Horse Road 2020
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. […]
Review: The Son by Pangdemonium!
★★★★☆ (Performance attended 22/2/20) Sometimes, love just isn’t enough. For a play that’s titled The Son, it’s interesting how it ends up becoming a show that reveals far less about the eponymous son […]
