Review: Guards at the Taj by Singapore Repertory Theatre
Harrowing tale of male friendship torn asunder by contrasting beliefs; a must-watch. American playwright Rajiv Joseph is a modern masterContinue Reading
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Nine Years Theatre’s Lear Is Dead 李尔亡: An Interview with Nelson Chia and Timothy Wan
There is more than a passing similarity to Shakespeare’s King Lear and a certain recently deceased leader from our veryContinue Reading
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Preview: Lear Is Dead (李尔亡) by Nine Years Theatre
“We used to think power is our life’s goal, forgetting that wisdom is what our lives are founded upon.” FollowingContinue Reading
Review: The Fall by The Young Company
A number of potential stars emerge from the latest batch of SRT’s The Young Company. First performed by the NationalContinue Reading
Review: Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow 2018
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow is always welcome back to Singapore shores year on year. Bringing back the veryContinue Reading
Preview: Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow 2018
The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow, Australia’s biggest comedy festival, has become somewhat of a mainstay after making its wayContinue Reading
Preview: The Fall by The Young Company
Following two years of training across all forms and aspect of theatre, Singapore Repertory Theatre’s (SRT) latest batch of TheContinue Reading
Review: Agnes of God by Desert Wine Productions
A likeable enough religious mystery/thriller on a budget. Agnes of God is a production whose script pulls out all the stopsContinue Reading
Preview: Agnes of God by Desert Wine Productions
Following productions of Stella Kon’s Emily of Emerald Hill in 2016 and Donald Margulies’ Dinner with Friends in 2017 in ‘off central’ locations suchContinue Reading
Review: Pissed Julie (茱莉小解) by Nine Years Theatre
Strindberg’s classic is re-appropriated to complicate issues of identity and the mutability of class in this new adaptation. In watching NelsonContinue Reading
