Review: How To Break A Window II by T:>works
New ways of performing, with the winners of the 24-Hour Playwriting Competition. As the longest running playwriting competition in Singapore,Continue Reading
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Preview: How To Break A Window II by T:>works
Following the gruelling 2021 edition of T:>works’ marathon 24-Hour Playwriting Competition, six out of 80 participants have emerged with winningContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: The Swimming Pool Library by T:>works
Skimming the surface of the quest for queer identity in Singapore. Being queer has never been easy on our conservative,Continue Reading
Review: The Reunification of The Two Koreas by Theatreworks
Love is the drug, and oh what a terrible, wonderful drug it is too. For a four letter word, ‘love’,Continue Reading
Because I Love You: An Interview with Jacques Vincey, Timothy Nga and Cynthia Lee MacQuarrie of Theatreworks’ The Reunification of The Two Koreas
After the premiere of new play 13.13.13, Theatreworks concludes their 2018 season of theatre with French playwright Joël Pommerat’s The Reunification ofContinue Reading
Review: 13.13.13 by Theatreworks
An ambitious new play about modern love. New writing in the Singapore theatre scene is always welcome, and to seeContinue Reading
Because I Love You: An Interview with Shen Tan and Tan Shou Chen of Theatreworks’ 13.13.13
Theatreworks is having a busy July, dedicating the entirety of the month to activities surrounding their Writers Lab programme, fromContinue Reading
Preview: Because I Love You – Theatreworks’ 2018 Season
Following exhibiting Zai Kuning’s epic Dapunta Hyang and touring Trojan Women internationally, Theatreworks’ 2018 theatre season begins proper again this JulyContinue Reading
Dapunta Hyang: Zai Kuning’s Magnificent Ship Sails Home at Last to Theatreworks
There’s something impossibly magnificent about the way Singaporean artist Zai Kuning’s gigantic skeleton of a ship hangs in 72-13. Entering theContinue Reading
Preview: Because, The Night by Heman Chong (Presented by Theatreworks)
Muar-born, Singapore-based artist Heman Chong has always been interested in books and writing. In the past, his work often questionsContinue Reading
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