★★★★☆ Review: Chestnuts – Sibeh Strange in the Multiverse
Singapore’s longest running parody returns with a vengeance after 7 years, spoofing everything from Marvel to The LKY Musical. CategoryContinue Reading
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By The Book: An Interview with Karim Alwadi, co-author of new book ‘ChinaPhobia – A Wasted Opportunity’
Entrepreneur Karim Alwadi is a man of multiple cultures. Born in Damascus to a Syrian father and a Russian mother,Continue Reading
By The Book: ChinaPhobia – A Wasted Opportunity by Karim Alwadi and Mohammad Kheir Alwadi
A lecture in book form by father-son experts in Sino relations. Dr Karim Alwadi is an entrepreneur and political scientistContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: Offending The Audience by Emergency Stairs and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
Flawed revival of Handke’s classic fails to find a place in the contemporary world. Category Score (out of 10) DirectionContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: Dream School by Emergency Stairs and Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
Oversimplification of problems in arts education makes this less of a forum than it is another angry shout into theContinue Reading
RATA – new grounds, new sounds: An Interview with director Safuan Johari
In the blink of an eye, another year has gone by, and we’ll soon be saying goodbye to 2022. ButContinue Reading
Six outstanding arts practitioners honoured for their pursuit of artistic excellence with Singapore’s top arts accolades
The National Arts Council (NAC) has conferred two Cultural Medallions and four Young Artist Awards today at the Istana. TheContinue Reading
Wild Rice announces An Inspector Calls, The Butterfly Lovers and Hotel as first three shows of 2023
With the end of 2022 comes the beginning of 2023, and with that – a brand new theatre season forContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: Pinocchio by Wild Rice
Italian fairytale proves powerful inspiration for Wild Rice’s annual pantomime. Category Score (out of 10) Direction (Pam Oei) 10 ScriptContinue Reading
Review: Playwrights’ Cove 2022 by The Necessary Stage
From featuring promising young theatremakers at the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival, to the creative jamming of The Orange Playground, inContinue Reading
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