An Interview with Sharda Harrison, star of Pangdemonium’s ‘People, Places & Things’
Sharda Harrison knows what addiction feels like. For a good many years, she found herself constantly craving some form ofContinue Reading
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An Interview with Adrian and Tracie Pang, on Pangdemonium’s 2023 season and beyond
Running a theatre company has never been easy task, but the pandemic made it about a million times harder. BeyondContinue Reading
The Necessary Stage launches Associate Artist Programme, featuring Deonn Yang and Sindhura Kalidas
The Necessary Stage (TNS) is delighted to unveil a brand new iteration of its Associate Artist Programme (AAP) in AprilContinue Reading
NUS Arts Festival 2023: An Interview with director Chong Tze Chien and performer Jo Tan of ‘The Future Show’
Predicting the future is all but impossible, but that’s never stopped all of humanity from speculating the infinite possibilities tomorrowContinue Reading
UOB and NAC launch the UOB NAC Acceleration Programme for the Arts
Jointly organised and sponsored by the National Arts Council (NAC) and UOB, the inaugural Acceleration Programme for the Arts, hasContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: An Inspector Calls by Wild Rice
Social commentary on the 1% subverts the traditional mystery. Category Score (out of 10) Direction (Glen Goei) 9 Script (J.B.Continue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: Old Gaze by The Necessary Stage
Camp take on finding one’s place in a fast-changing world loses the plot. Category Score (out of 10) Direction (HareshContinue Reading
Review: Tri Ka Tsai – A uniquely trilingual Hong Kong cabaret by Yuri Ng X Anna Lo X Rick Lau
The Hong Kong term Tri Ka Tsai specifically refers to a trilingual Gen X or millennial living in post-colonial HongContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: When cloud catches colours by Drama Box
Holding out hope for a rainbow after the storm. Category Score (out of 10) Direction (Chng Yi Kai) 6 ScriptContinue Reading
Preview: NUS Arts Festival 2023 – Spaces Between
Taking place between 10 and 26 March, the NUS Arts Festival is back for a new edition. Titled Spaces Between, this year’s festival examines the ideaContinue Reading
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