Review: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X Re-Run by How Drama
Fat on genuine passion, heart and love for Singapore in all her idiosyncrasies. After a fantastic sold-out run in 2018, FatContinue Reading
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Preview: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X Re-Run by How Drama
They’ve been getting kidnapped for 11 years now, but that hasn’t stopped the irreverent, irresistible and insane energy and humourContinue Reading
Pink Floyd Tribute Band Welcome to the Machine Presents Brain Damage This February
Following a rousing set at Beerfest 2018, Southeast Asia’s one and only Pink Floyd tribute band ‘Welcome To The ‘Machine’ isContinue Reading
Review: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X by How Drama
Joyous, unbridled celebration of Singaporean absurdities. Does the perfect, quintessentially Singaporean fringe show exist? This all-star edition of Fat KidsContinue Reading
Preview: Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap X by How Drama
Ten years is a long time to kidnap a bunch of fat kids, but local theatre group How Drama obviouslyContinue Reading
This Irresistible Grasp: Welcome to the Machine Plays Beerfest 2018
As Asia’s one and only Pink Floyd tribute band, there’s a lot riding on Welcome to the Machine’s shoulders each timeContinue Reading
Dreaming of a Big Star: An Interview with Welcome to the Machine, SEA’s Only Pink Floyd Tribute Band
It’s a Tuesday evening and we find ourselves in an unlikely place to conduct an interview – the basement ofContinue Reading
No Such Thing As Magic: Ugly In The Morning Launches 3rd Album – 3 Or More If You Can Afford It
In this day and age, local bands are a dime a dozen, and far too many come and go inContinue Reading
Ugly In The Morning: 3 Or More If You Can Afford It
It’s a quarter past 11 on a Saturday night and we’re seated on a couch, watching the beautiful chaos thatContinue Reading
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M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2018: If there’s not dancing at the revolution, I’m not coming by Julia Croft (Review)
An unusually moving neo-burlesque reflection on film and pop culture’s influence on women. One of the key theories any filmContinue Reading
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