★★★☆☆ Review: Inconsequential Goddess by Edith Podesta (The Studios 2022)
Weaving a tangled web of shame. Across the pantheon of Greek myths, the stories that have always stood out areContinue Reading
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After a sell out run of Innamorati One in 2014, Toy Factory is back to ignite the Drama Centre stage thisContinue Reading
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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
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Since catching it on the West End and Broadway, I dreamed a dream that one day, I’d be watching LesContinue Reading
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Hotel by W!ld Rice [2/7/16]
Hotels are strange places. They’re transitory, temporal spaces for people to live, many of which happen to be foreigners inContinue Reading
Figs by Make Space Theatre (1/7/16)
Figs, in Judaism, are thought to be the fruit of knowledge that Adam and Eve ate from in the BibleContinue Reading
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Made your reservation for the most exciting staycation yet? Headlining this year’s edition of the Singapore Theatre Festival is noneContinue Reading
The O.P.E.N. 2016: Perhat Khaliq & Qetiq (24/6/16)
Perhat Khaliq is most famous for appearing on “The Voice of China” in 2014, earning him millions of fans worldwideContinue Reading
National Gallery – Common Grounds (25-26 June)
We previously attended the National Gallery’s Common Grounds Open House on 11 June, greeted with Lindy Hop dancers, Chinese CalligraphyContinue Reading
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