Preview: The Son by Pangdemonium!
Ass-kicking theatre company Pangdemonium! is back this February to start their 10th anniversary on the scene with Florian Zeller’s The SonContinue Reading
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Review: Urinetown by Pangdemonium
Piss-perfect performance to round off Pangdemonium’s 2019 season. If Les Miserables was the musical that brought the romance to revolution, thenContinue Reading
Preview: Pangdemonium!’s Ass-Kicking 2020 Season – The Son, The Glass Menagerie and The Full Monty
10 years ago, a humble theatre company was founded by actor Adrian Pang and his wife, director Tracie Pang, ditchingContinue Reading
Pangdemonium’s Urinetown: An Interview with the Cast and their Pee-rs
Urinetown may be a work of fiction, but with issues such as a “cross-border water crisis” and being set in “theContinue Reading
Preview: Urinetown – The Musical by Pangdemonium
Following their mid-year production of original play This is What Happens to Pretty Girls, Pangdemonium rounds off the year with one heckContinue Reading
Review: This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls by Pangdemonium
Grey areas abound as Pangdemonium addresses the ugly truth of sexual assault. When NUS student Monica Baey posted about herContinue Reading
Pangdemonium’s This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls: An Interview with the Cast and Creatives
This May, Pangdemonium premieres a brand new show tackling sexual violence head on. Titled This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls, playwrightContinue Reading
Preview: This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls by Pangdemonium
Sex. Violence. Blurred lines. After a strong start to their 2019 season with Late Company, for their second production of theContinue Reading
Review: Late Company by Pangdemonium
Emotional, poignant drama unfolds at the worst dinner ever. Dinner parties can be absolute nightmares. But dinner parties aimed toContinue Reading
Pangdemonium’s Late Company: An Interview with Adrian Pang, Karen Tan and Xander Pang
Pangdemonium opens their 2019 season with the Asian premiere of Canadian playwright Jordan Tannahill’s Late Company. Touching on the ever pertinent issueContinue Reading
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