SIFA 2019: A Dream Under The Southern Bough – Reverie by Toy Factory (Review)
The second instalment of this adaptation of a Ming dynasty classic brims with potential – a quintessential Toy Factory productionContinue Reading
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Review: This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls by Pangdemonium
Grey areas abound as Pangdemonium addresses the ugly truth of sexual assault. When NUS student Monica Baey posted about herContinue Reading
Pangdemonium’s This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls: An Interview with the Cast and Creatives
This May, Pangdemonium premieres a brand new show tackling sexual violence head on. Titled This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls, playwrightContinue Reading
Preview: This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls by Pangdemonium
Sex. Violence. Blurred lines. After a strong start to their 2019 season with Late Company, for their second production of theContinue Reading
Review: Late Company by Pangdemonium
Emotional, poignant drama unfolds at the worst dinner ever. Dinner parties can be absolute nightmares. But dinner parties aimed toContinue Reading
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Review: The Transition Room by Toy Factory
Waiting rooms can feel like hell. Over the years, purgatory onstage has taken a great many forms, from the horrificContinue Reading
Pangdemonium’s Late Company: An Interview with Adrian Pang, Karen Tan and Xander Pang
Pangdemonium opens their 2019 season with the Asian premiere of Canadian playwright Jordan Tannahill’s Late Company. Touching on the ever pertinent issueContinue Reading
Preview: Late Company by Pangdemonium
This February, Pangdemonium opens their 2019 season of past tense/future perfect with Canadian playwright Jordan Tannahill’s Late Company, in its Asian premiere.CenteringContinue Reading
Pangdemonium’s 2019 Season: Present Tense/Future Perfect
It’s once again time for Pangdemonium to get audiences revved up and excited before the holiday season as they announceContinue Reading
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 forContinue Reading
