★★★★★ Review: Mosaic by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay (The Studios 2023)
Letting go means learning to leave things in the past. In a small island nation like Singapore, land scarcity has always been an issue, leading to landscapes of constant scaffolding and roadworks to tear down older buildings and built heritage to make way for newer, modern spaces. Often, it seems that there is no time for looking back, only the constant banging of bulldozers as … Continue reading ★★★★★ Review: Mosaic by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay (The Studios 2023)
Arts of Malaysia: Sisyphus No.9 by Theatresauce (Preview)
“We must imagine Sisyphus happy.” – Albert Camus KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Ending off Theatresauce’s season, with a bumper crop of seven productions, is Sisyphus No.9, a philosophical piece told through experimental movements and music. Directed by Tung Jit Yang, Sisyphus No.9 considers the idea of the mundane in routine. Day in, day out. The rising and setting of the sun, darkness to light. Getting … Continue reading Arts of Malaysia: Sisyphus No.9 by Theatresauce (Preview)
★★★★★ Review: 2:22 – A Ghost Story by Singapore Repertory Theatre
Haunted by the prospect of death and the pain of grief. Art and entertainment that market themselves under the horror genre have an uphill task. By knowing that horror is involved, audience members naturally come in expecting there will be scares at some point, and beyond having to deliver on that, contemporary horror often also has to go a step further, by wrapping it all … Continue reading ★★★★★ Review: 2:22 – A Ghost Story by Singapore Repertory Theatre
★★★★☆ Review: Chachambo – Taking Flight by ART:DIS Singapore
Disabled artists spread their wings and shatter the glass ceiling in original musical about taking chances and overcoming the odds. There’s saying that music is the universal language of mankind, allowing people to connect through song and symphony. Nowhere does that seem more clear than in ART:DIS’ Chachambo: Taking Flight, which brings together hit songs and dance numbers in a single, moving story, that proves … Continue reading ★★★★☆ Review: Chachambo – Taking Flight by ART:DIS Singapore
Traveling Solo: 6 Tips for Safe and Fulfilling Adventures
Embarking on an adventure is a thrilling experience, one that can be both fulfilling and invigorating. However, it’s essential to temper this excitement with caution and preparedness to ensure safety during your escapades. In this article, we will delve into six insightful tips that aim to enhance your adventures while prioritizing your well-being. From preparation and awareness, and gear management, to respecting local customs and … Continue reading Traveling Solo: 6 Tips for Safe and Fulfilling Adventures
Discover the Benefits of Tongits Offline Download and Why GameZone Brings a Modern Upgrade
Tongits has long been an integral part of Filipino culture, played across generations during family reunions and neighborhood gatherings. As one of the most loved card games in the country, its appeal remains, even as digital casino platforms continue to reshape the experience. Many players still gravitate toward Tongits offline download, seeking a hassle-free way to play the beloved game without requiring internet connectivity. Offline … Continue reading Discover the Benefits of Tongits Offline Download and Why GameZone Brings a Modern Upgrade
Art What!: Cheong Soo Pieng – A Retrospective at Artspace @ Helutrans
artcommune gallery, with the sponsorship of Dr. Lee Hung Ming, is pleased to present Cheong Soo Pieng: A Retrospective from 16 September to 1 October 2023 at Artspace @ Helutrans. Featuring over 80 works of Cheong Soo Pieng, the retrospective exhibition will offer a comprehensive look into all aspects of the prolific artist’s career over the span of 40 years. As a pioneer of the … Continue reading Art What!: Cheong Soo Pieng – A Retrospective at Artspace @ Helutrans
Art What!: Paul Russo’s Power of Paper at Ode to Art Gallery
American artist Paul Rousso is set to hold his first exhibition in Singapore, unfolding his iconic artwork on paper as a medium and their significance to Southeast Asia. Meeting Asia for the first time along with his inaugural exhibition is his series of Asian Bubble Cash, the latest metamorphosis of his works on currencies and their influence. Showcasing Asian currency bills in a swirling … Continue reading Art What!: Paul Russo’s Power of Paper at Ode to Art Gallery
★★★★☆ Review: Tender Submission by Checkpoint Theatre
Politics and convictions clash in one couple’s struggle over faith in church and marriage. Love is a fickle thing. While a person may initially seem like ‘the one’, as years go by, both parties will almost always undergo changes in personality and beliefs, as they continue to grow with each new life experience. How then can the sanctity of marriage be upheld when both you … Continue reading ★★★★☆ Review: Tender Submission by Checkpoint Theatre
Museum Musings: Notes From the Ether – From NFTs to AI at the ArtScience Museum
ArtScience Museum’s latest exhibition, Notes From the Ether: From NFTs to AI, offers a gateway into a new frontier of digital art driven by technologies that are shaping artistic expression today. Running from 19 August to 24 September, this show invites both enthusiasts and newcomers to encounter artworks by contemporary artists who are pushing the boundaries of creativity through Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and Generative Artificial … Continue reading Museum Musings: Notes From the Ether – From NFTs to AI at the ArtScience Museum
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