25th Singapore International Piano Festival: Dang Thai Son (Review)
The Vietnamese pianist’s performance is a masterclass brought to life onstage. Dang Thai Son first came to fame as theContinue Reading
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25th Singapore International Piano Festival: Jeremy Denk (Review)
Jeremy Denk guides lost audiences home in a series of three works by master composers Mozart, Beethoven and Bach. Continue Reading
25th Singapore International Piano Festival: Seong-Jin Cho (Review)
The Korean boy genius and Chopin/Debussy expert opens the 25th Singapore International Piano Festival. Maintaining a festival for 25 yearsContinue Reading
Singapore International Piano Festival: An Interview with Pianist Seong-Jin Cho
Presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, the 25th Singapore International Piano Festival begins this week, where several acclaimed pianists willContinue Reading
A Case of ‘Sea’.S.I. At The S.E.A. Aquarium’s Ocean Fest
911 what’s your emergency? It’s the ocean and it needs YOUR help. World Oceans Day comes around on 8th June,Continue Reading
Preview: 25th Singapore International Piano Festival presented by SSO
The Singapore Symphony Orchestra is having a big celebration this year – they’re marking the 25th anniversary of the annualContinue Reading
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SIFA 2018: TAHA by Amer Hlehel (Review)
Deceptively simple, Amer Hlehel puts the power of words onstage with a tour de force performance as the eponymous Palestinian poet. Continue Reading
SIFA 2018: The Hidden by Kamini Ramachandran (Review)
Unearthing the stories hidden within this age-old monument. As Singapore’s oldest Christian church, the Armenian Church is rife with theContinue Reading
Arts Experimental KC Arts Centre Preview SIFA 2018 Singapore Singapore Arts, Theatre. Singapore International Festival of Arts SOTA Studio Theatre Theatre Theatres
SIFA 2018: TAHA by Amer Hlehel (Preview)
Born in a village in Galilee in 1931,Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali has been through many things – he fledContinue Reading
SIFA 2018: The Hidden by Kamini Ramachandran (Preview)
Who were the people who were here before us, and what were they seeking? Were they travellers, lovers, heroes orContinue Reading
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