Preview: A Green Dot by A Little RAW (RAW Moves)
There’s a phenomenon known as guerilla gardening, where people begin gardening on patches of land they do not have the rights to cultivate. Even in a garden city like Singapore, there […]
Review: Milieu 2018 by Frontier Danceland
Two new dance works that showcase both artistic vision and immense physical skill from Frontier Danceland Frontier Danceland never lets up in their ability to push their dancers to new […]
Preview: Arts In Your Neighbourhood 2018
The National Arts Council’s mission to bring arts for all continues right on the heels of their announcement of Our SG Arts Plan, beginning with the return of Arts In Your […]
Preview: Hong Kong International Black Box Festival 2018 – Becoming Real
Taking on the theme of Becoming Real, the inaugural Hong Kong International Black Box Festival has been launched. Co-presented by the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority and the Hong Kong Repertory Theatre, the […]
Review: Close Company by RAW Moves
RAW Moves embarks on a mission to find the connection between bodies. There’s a scene early on in Close Company where the audience hears the sound of a moving train, reminding […]
Review: Nederlands Dance Theater 1 (da:ns Festival 2018)
Four works that showcase the vast talent and infinite imagination of NDT. Each time the Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) graces our shores ought to be considered a phenomenal event; the […]
Preview: Milieu 2018 by Frontier Danceland
After their annual mid-year showcase at Sides 2018. Frontier Danceland ends off their 2018 season with the annual Milieu 2018, as they present a new double bill of work at the Esplanade […]
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2019: Still Waters
In January 2019, the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is returning for its 15th edition! Announcing the programme in a launch party at the Esplanade Annexe Studio yesterday, this year, the […]
Review: Invisible Habitudes by T.H.E Dance Company (da:ns Festival 2018)
Exploring interpersonal relationships through the most primal facets of the human condition and intense choreography. While often associated with free performances, for da:ns Festival 2018, T.H.E Dance Company has premiered […]
Review: Until the Lions by Akram Khan (da:ns Festival 2018)
Thrilling, wickedly sharp choreography and strong set design makes for a spectacle of a performance. For veteran choreographer and dancer Akram Khan, life has a fascinating way of coming full […]
In Photos: Daniel Kok and Miho Shimizu’s xhe (da:ns Festival 2018)
As the Esplanade’s annual da:ns Festival returns this week, they’ll be commissioning a number of bold new productions set to impress and push the limits of the dance medium itself. One […]
Preview: Close Company by RAW Moves
RAW Moves returns this October with yet another genre busting experimental dance performance. Collaborating with Australian, Adelaide-based artist Alison Currie, the premiere of Close Company will continue their 2018 theme of Competition, […]
Preview: Got To Move 2018 by National Arts Council
The fourth edition of the National Arts Council’s (NAC) Got to Move (GTM) is back this October to get the public on their feet and dancing away! Celebrating Singapore’s diverse […]
Preview: da:ns Festival 2018 by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Returning for the 13th edition for 13 days, the Esplanade’s annual da:ns festival invites audiences to once again fall in love with dance from 9th – 21st October 2018. As with […]
Review: PANCHA – Flowers Don’t Bloom All The Time by Maya Dance Theatre
Breaking the silence and giving tortured form to the horrors of abuse. As part of their regular PANCHA programme, Maya Dance Theatre presents Flowers Don’t Bloom All The Time, the 3rd […]
Preview: At Every Stage – Hong Kong Arts Festival 2019
In a little over six months, the city of Hong Kong will come alive once again with majestic orchestras, stunning theatre and electrifying dance numbers as the Hong Kong Arts […]
