Preview: The Sound of Music by Base Entertainment Asia
The Sound of Music is set to be the first international musical to take stage in Singapore since the pandemic.Continue Reading
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National Arts Council Strengthens Partnerships To Make The Arts Accessible To More Communities Islandwide
#ArtsInYourNeighbourhood and #SilverArts return with programmes that bring the arts to more communities islandwide throughout the year. Presented by theContinue Reading
Director Benjamin Osborne, and cast members Jemma Rix and Matt Lee bring the hype for Disney’s Frozen the Musical
Come next February, the forecast for the Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands is set for snow. That’s right, theContinue Reading
Art What!: An Interview with Georgina Greenslade, Head of Communications at Saatchi Gallery
LONDON – Back in our university days, the Saatchi Gallery in London was always one of our favourite haunts, representingContinue Reading
Toy Factory’s For My Highness: An Interview with director Adeeb Fazah and playwright Shaleihin Pi’ee
Toy Factory Productions Ltd has never shied away from nurturing the next generation of thetaremakers, with programmes such as playwrightContinue Reading
Preview: Toy Factory’s DIRECT ENTRY returns with new play, “For My Highness” by Shaleihin Pi’ee
Toy Factory Productions Ltd’s director-mentorship programme, DIRECT ENTRY, returns for it’s second season to bestow promising theatre director, Adeeb FazahContinue Reading
Art What!: Affordable Art Fair Singapore returns after 3-year hiatus
After a three-year hiatus, the 15th edition of Affordable Art Fair Singapore returns this weekend, running from 18 – 20Continue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: Slava’s Snow Show by Base Entertainment Asia
Russian clowns use humour and imagination to cope with crushing solitude. First premiering in Russia in 1993, Slava’s Snow ShowContinue Reading
Sibeh Strange: An Interview with Jonathan Lim and Judy Ngo on the long-anticipated return of their signature Chestnuts parody show
In its heyday, the Chestnuts series was one of Singapore’s most popular and beloved parody shows. Known as Singapore’s ‘firstContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: The Almighty Sometimes by Singapore Repertory Theatre
Newcomer Arielle Jasmine delivers a stellar performance in this play about the side effects of psychotropics and perils of parenthood.Continue Reading
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