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 OurContinue Reading
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And Suddenly I Disappear: An Interview with Director Phillip Zarrilli and Writer Kaite O’Reilly
For years, Singaporeans have considered disability arts on a different scale from regular performing arts, often relegating it to theContinue Reading
Preview: And Suddenly I Disappear – The Singapore ‘d’ Monologues
The word ‘disabled’ has never meant anything more than ‘differently abled’ and this May, a number of award-winning artists fromContinue Reading
Beautiful Like A Rainbow: True Colours Festival 2018
In the past week, the world lost one of its greatest minds with the death of Stephen Hawking. Beyond hisContinue Reading
True Colours Festival x Arts In Your Neighbourhood: Dancers Celebrate Unique Abilities in the Heartlands
As part of the National Arts Council’s Art In Your Neighborhood initiative, international dance groups ILL-Abilities from Canada and EpicContinue Reading
True Colours Festival 2018: Double Bill by No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability + Very Special Theatrics (Preview)
As part of the inaugural True Colours Festival, one local group and one international group will be presenting the worldContinue Reading
Exceptional Talents, Exceptional People: True Colours Festival 2018 (Preview)
“This is not a pity party,” True Colours Festival Director Ms Audrey Perrera says boldly. “These performers have been handpickedContinue Reading
Preview: My Love Is Blind by Musical Theatre Limited
Presented by Musical Theatre Limited, acclaimed original musical My Love Is Blind returns this November to present its epic, inspirational tale basedContinue Reading
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Preview: Off Kilter by Theatreworks (+Interview with Ramesh Meyyappan!)
Glasgow-based Singaporean physical theatre master Ramesh Meyyappan makes a hotly anticipated return to the local theatre scene this October withContinue Reading
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