M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2019: An Interview with Nabilah Said and Noor Effendy Ibrahim of ANGKAT (Preview)
Having helmed our favourite play of 2018, suffice to say that we’re excited about director Noor Effendy Ibrahim taking the reins once more and starting off 2019 with a brand […]
Singapore Art Week 2019: Activities at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre gets in on the Singapore Art Week action next January with two exciting programmes lined up for visitors. On 20th January 2019, join urban artist […]
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2019: An Interview with Ayer Hitam’s Creative Team (Preview)
With the advent of 2019, the Bicentennial celebrations too will fast be upon us, as a series of activities look back not just on the 200 years of history we […]
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2019: An Interview With Sean Cham, Creator of This Is Where
In the now immortal words of Dick Lee as sung by Singaporeans everytime August comes around, “this is where I won’t be alone, for this is where I know it’s […]
Museum Musings: Sullivan + Strumpf (Singapore) Presents Lindy Lee
As part of Gillman Barracks’ Art After Dark celebrations and in conjunction with Singapore Art Week 2019, Sullivan+Strumpf presents a solo exhibition by the acclaimed Chinese-Australian artist Lindy Lee this […]
In London’s West End 2018: Hole by the Royal Court Theatre (Review)
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. LONDON – Armed with six women, diverse in colour and shape making up the cast of Hole, Game of Thrones star Ellie Kendrick’s playwriting debut rolls […]
Preview: 32 Artworks Set To Light The City at i Light 2019 – The Bicentennial Edition
Commemorating 200 years since the founding of modern Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles back in 1819, annual lights festival i Light Singapore is set to return for a very special […]
Preview: Light to Night Festival 2019
The third edition of National Gallery Singapore’s annual Light to Night Festival returns next January to plunge the Civic District into a world of light once again. Now extended to […]
Review: Sink or Swim dir. Gilles Lellouche (French Film Festival 2018)
Synchronized swimming drama moves with its tale of friendship and camraderie. Gilles Lellouche’s Sink or Swim opens with a familiar quote, along the lines of a “square peg never being able […]
Kalaa Utsavam 2018: Bali by Adishakti Theatre (Review)
Adishakti Theatre delivers both monkey business and human emotion in equal amounts in this surprisingly powerful fringe show. The Hindi epic The Ramayana is an account of the heroic deeds […]
Museum Musings: Miaja Gallery presents Nandita Mukand’s Mind(less) Wilderness
In collaboration with Ikkan Art Gallery, the Miaja Gallery is set to present Singapore based-artist Nandita Mukand’s solo exhibition Mind(less) Wilderness next January. Curated by Tanya Michele Amador, the multi-disciplinary exhibition coincides […]
Singapore Art Week 2019: Art Takes Over
As January approaches, our island city will once again come alive with art as the seventh edition of Singapore Art Week (SAW) comes to life and transform the entire country into […]
Museum Musings: Sullivan + Strumpf (Singapore) Presents Tony Clark’s Design for a Chinoiserie Landscape
This December, Sullivan+Strumpf Singapore is set to showcase Canberra-born artist Tony Clark with his brand new exhibition Design for a Chinoiserie Landscape, an extension of a continuous project begun over thirty […]
Preview: Hole by the Royal Court Theatre
LONDON – “We’re harpies. We’re a three headed bitch. We’ve been guarding the gates. Now we’re throwing them open.” There’s a strange hole in the ground, and three women are inside, […]
Review: liTHE 2018 by T.H.E Second Company
Three works that showcase T.H.E Second Company’s progress. T.H.E Dance Company’s semi-professional wing, T.H.E Second Company, presented the 7th edition of liTHE last weekend, showcasing some of the brightest up […]
Kalaa Utsavam 2018: Disco Sheela and Other Indian Superwomen by Sharul Channa (Review)
Not all superheroes wear capes – sometimes they wear a sari. While we’re very much used to hearing Sharul Channa let loose her signature pottymouth, in a changeup from her […]
