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If French philosopher Jacques Derrida were still alive today and caught Germinal, one wonders what the creator of deconstruction himself might haveContinue Reading
Chilean artist Manuela Infante brings her polyphonic work Vegetative State to this year’s SIFA, amplifying an actress’ mere presence as a singleContinue Reading
The teenage years are always a tough time, particularly on the cusp of adulthood. But when you have a streakContinue Reading
No time for epic three hour plays? Think that Shakespeare is a little too dense for an enjoyable night out?Continue Reading
The Necessary Stage marks the end of their 30th anniversary celebrations with an all new play this November. Sanctuary is an internationalContinue Reading
Think that there aren’t enough youth involved in the arts today? Think again, with the inaugural Asian Youth Theatre FestivalContinue Reading
This November, the quirkiest family returns to Singapore, this time with the entire clan swooping in too! The Addams Family willContinue Reading
Despite facing numerous setbacks, including a last minute change in performance venue, make/space has managed to produce a short, introspectiveContinue Reading
In a world where Brexit is reality and Trump the president of the United States of America, how could thingsContinue Reading
Kooza takes its name from the Sanskrit word ‘koza’, meaning ‘box’ or ‘treasure’. And true to its name, the latestContinue Reading
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