★★★☆☆ Review: Telephones by New Opera Singapore
Twin operas about the telephone explore their impact on love and human relations. These days, everyone has a smartphone inContinue Reading
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★★★★★ Review: Dim Sum Dollies – Still Steam by Dream Academy
No holds barred production in an all-out performance from these Singapore icons. Ever since they first performed at the EsplanadeContinue Reading
Full Steam Ahead: An Interview with Dim Sum Dollies Pam Oei and Jo Tan, and Music Director Elaine Chan
With the short run most productions have and few restagings, the longevity of any theatre show or concept in SingaporeContinue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: The Nest by Rainshadow Studios
It’s morality versus materialism in this debut production by Singapore’s first eco-theatre company. Raising a child is hard – notContinue Reading
Review: Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap 2022 by How Drama
More mayhem and madness as How Drama returns with a new edition of their signature show. In a year that’sContinue Reading
Finding the light: An Interview with Dimitris Papaioannou, creator of Transverse Orientation
This August, Greek theatre stage director, choreographer and visual artist Dimitris Papaioannou is set to return to Singapore with hisContinue Reading
Preview: Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap 2022 by How Drama
How Drama’s beloved signature show Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap ® is back this August for the 14th yearContinue Reading
Preview: Story Threads: The Singapore Showcase reconnects audiences to the unique thrills of listening to stories in person
Story Threads: The Singapore Showcase invites audiences to get caught in a web of captivating tales woven by Singapore-based storytellersContinue Reading
Preview: Telephones by New Opera Singapore
This August, New Opera Singapore puts the telephone at the forefront with not one but two shows about the incredibleContinue Reading
Preview: The Nest by Rainshadow Studios
This August, Singapore’s first eco-theatre company, Rainshadow Studios, presents acclaimed German playwright Franz Xaver Kroetz’s The Nest at 42 WaterlooContinue Reading
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