Review: Sunny Side Up at Theatre Peckham
by Robyn Ong LONDON – On the heels of a successful run at Peckham Fringe 2022, Sunny Side Up madeContinue Reading
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by Robyn Ong LONDON – On the heels of a successful run at Peckham Fringe 2022, Sunny Side Up madeContinue Reading
by Robyn Ong LONDON – Often, upon entering a new institution, there is a painful but necessary getting-to-know-you process thatContinue Reading
Faith and beliefs collide in a tale about adoption in the Malay-Muslim community. What does family mean? Is it theContinue Reading
Sound and fury, signifying nothing. In the digital age, where social media can activate an angry mob at a moment’sContinue Reading
Sometimes escapism is the answer. In the busy urban lives we lead, it can often be hard to find breathingContinue Reading
Tragicomic physical theatre presents the refugee crisis in a whole new light. Mention the refugee crisis, and comedy probably isn’tContinue Reading
Capturing the beauty and pain of love gone bad. If the pandemic is anything to go by, nothing good shouldContinue Reading
Banding together against the monopoly. If you’ve ever step foot into Bangkok, you’ll be well aware that there’s a convenienceContinue Reading
Who will help the helpers? The term ‘essential workers’ has become something of a buzzword over the course of theContinue Reading
Mind the gap – you might find a surprising connection. In Wong Kar-Wai’s 1994 film Chungking Express, Takeshi Kaneshiro considersContinue Reading