M1 Singapore Fringe 2022: An Interview with 微 Wei Collective on breath and co-existence in ‘Being 息在’
We’ve always called the concrete jungle our home, existing in a thriving metropolis with fast-paced living, a thousand and oneContinue Reading
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We’ve always called the concrete jungle our home, existing in a thriving metropolis with fast-paced living, a thousand and oneContinue Reading
Increasingly, theatre and the arts are becoming upper-middle class affairs, where ticket prices are skyrocketing, and the very act ofContinue Reading
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This week, the annual M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is returning to our shores. Organised by The Necessary Stage, this year’sContinue Reading
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If ever How Drama wanted to make a statement, they sure as heck are doing just that, with that newContinue Reading
If it’s one person you should expect the unexpected from, it’s Malaysian director Tan Chui Mui. A pioneer of theContinue Reading