Review: Private Parts by Michael Chiang Playthings
Michael Chiang’s favourite script rings true even today. When it first premiered in 1992, playwright Michael Chiang’s Private Parts was groundbreaking for its bold choice to depict transsexuals onstage, not as cheap […]
Review: Because it’s Fun by The Fool Theatre
Bullying comes in all forms, and at times, in the most surprising of ways. Far too often, it is children and teenagers who are crueler than adults, not realising the […]
The Fool Theatre’s Because it’s Fun: An Interview with Director Xavier Kang and Actress Audrey Luo
The Fool Theatre (TFT) is the newest company on the block to join our ever growing local arts scene. Founded by Xavier Kang and Tung Ka Wai, TFT debuts this […]
Preview: Because it’s Fun by The Fool Theatre
Founded by Xavier Kang and Tung Ka Wai, The Fool Theatre is the latest theatre company to sweep into town, set to debut with their inaugural production this October! A […]
Review: Peter and the Starcatcher by Pangdemonium
Pangdemonium’s first ‘family-friendly’ show still leaves plenty of wink-wink nudge-nudge moments for the grownups in the audience. What might life have been like for the boy who would become Peter […]
Coffee with Rishi Budhrani: Cannot Means Cannot
Even though comedian Rishi Budhrani has been on the comedy scene for several years now, certainly one of the fastest rising stars, he admits he still feels a little trepidation […]
Preview: Michael Chiang’s Private Parts
Originally staged 26 years ago during the 1992 Singapore Arts Festival under directorship of Ong Keng Sen, Michael Chiang’s groundbreaking comedy about trans-people returns for its fourth professional staging this […]
Review: The Moon Is Less Bright by The Second Breakfast Company
An ominous moon hangs over 2BCo’s third production. First staged over 50 years ago, Goh Poh Seng’s The Moon Is Less Bright is a classic of the Singapore literary canon. Set in a […]
Review: The Consultant by Wag the Dog Theatre
Office politics makes for prime dramedy in this tightly scripted, well performed second outing for Wag the Dog. Love it or hate it, we all form inextricable links to the […]
Wag the Dog Theatre: An Interview with the Cast of The Consultant
In a little over a week, co-op theatre group Wag The Dog returns to the scene with their second production. Following last year’s The Memory of Water, they’ll once again be […]
Preview: The Consultant by Wag the Dog Theatre
After their 2017 production of Shelagh Stephenson’s family drama The Memory of Water, Wag the Dog returns in 2018 with their sophomore production, this time with Heidi Schreck’s corporate drama The […]
Preview: The Moon Is Less Bright by The Second Breakfast Company
When The Second Breakfast Company (2BCo) made their debut in 2016, they leapt onto the scene with a contemporary twist to Leow Puay Tin’s Family to sold out runs. Now, with their […]
Review: Gamarjobat Asia Tour 2018 presented by LOL Events
Irreverent humour and physical comedy makes this Japanese duo’s act easy to swallow and laugh with. Mimetic comedy is becoming an increasingly rare art form in today’s day and age, […]
Gamarjobat: An Interview with Masters of Mime Ketch! and HIRO-PON
Japanese comedy duo Ketch! and HIRO-PON will catch your attention from a distance. Clad in their signature suits and sunglasses, and boasting a red and yellow mohawk respectively, the two […]
Review: Sharul Channa Is A Pottymouth
Sharul Channa fully embraces her title in this no holds barred, completely unfiltered performance. Sharul Channa occasionally receives a request from her father for jokes he can share at the […]
Coffee with Sharul Channa: Still A Pottymouth In 2018
Sharul Channa was once accused of being a pottymouth by the mainstream press and has never looked back. Proudly wearing the name like a badge of honour, she’s bringing back […]
