Preview: Remember When – From Memories to Monologues #6 by The Arts House
What do we remember? How do we capture our memories? Budding writers and those seeking to get in touch with your memories, come free your imagination in Remember When: From […]
Preview: LumiNation 2020 by The Arts House
Singapore comes together in August to celebrate its independence. This National Day, The Arts House explores the lesser-known narratives that have shaped the country with LumiNation, the annual season celebrating the […]
The Arts House Returns With Even More Write From Home Workshops
Back in May, the Arts House stayed true to its title as Singapore’s literary arts centre by conducting the Write From Home Workshops to keep the writing community connected in […]
The Banter: On Place Making, Programming and Venue Management with Sarah Martin and Lisa Lip
The Arts House has been a key part of the Civic District for years now. But for a lot of people, although it’s recognizable enough as a heritage building, who […]
Preview: Textures 2020 – These Storied Walls at the Arts House
This March, get ready as The Arts House’s Textures: A Weekend with Words returns to breathe life into literature through a smorgasbord of arts events. Themed “These Storied Walls”, […]
Review: The Arts House’s Prologue 2020 – Invisible Cities
Held in conjunction with the National Gallery Singapore’s Light to Night Festival, over two weekends, the Arts House saw visitors from all walks of life spill over from the Civic […]
Preview: Prologue 2020 – Invisible Cities at the Arts House
The Arts House, Singapore’s home for the literary arts, will be lit from both within and without this January. Taking place in conjunction with the National Gallery Singapore’s Light to […]
Review: Single Mothers by Dwayne Ng
★★★☆☆ (Performance attended 20/12/19) New play tackles the challenges of single motherhood, and shows potential for more. Being a single mother certainly isn’t easy. On top of one’s actual obligations […]
Preview: Single Mothers by Dwayne Ng
Back at the tail end of 2017, we watched Patch and Punnet’s debut production 2042, which included a play titled A Mother’s Love by Dwayne Ng, and starring Ng and Alia Alkaff. […]
