Review: International Friendship Day by The Necessary Stage [27/7/16]
The Necessary Stage has always been a mainstay of Singapore’s theatre scene, covering all kinds of topics from political piecesContinue Reading
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The Necessary Stage has always been a mainstay of Singapore’s theatre scene, covering all kinds of topics from political piecesContinue Reading
After Cooling Off Day in 2010 it only seemed natural that Alfian Sa’at follow up with another political play the next electionContinue Reading
Unsaid is a social enterprise/arts collective who have been actively highlighting awareness of women’s issues this year, and breaks ontoContinue Reading
Red Pill Productions’ Let’s Get Back Together (or rather unsubtly, LGBT) was first staged in 2014, and W!ld Rice hasContinue Reading
Boo Junfeng’s name has been making the rounds in Singapore, most recently for directing that advert featuring a long distance relationshipContinue Reading
Last night, the German duo Markus&Markus left an indelible Margot-shaped impression in local discourse on the right-to-die with their rivetingContinue Reading
After a sell out run of Innamorati One in 2014, Toy Factory is back to ignite the Drama Centre stage thisContinue Reading
W!ld Rice has really brought in a gem with this double bill. Both Riders and Hawa are unique in that they showcase voices rarelyContinue Reading
Since catching it on the West End and Broadway, I dreamed a dream that one day, I’d be watching LesContinue Reading
Hotels are strange places. They’re transitory, temporal spaces for people to live, many of which happen to be foreigners inContinue Reading