Exhibition Extravaganza: An Interview with Benedict Yu, artist behind Are You Home?
Home is where the heart is. But for multidisciplinary artist Benedict Yu, the idea of home itself is a matter of contention, being a Third-Culture Kid born in Singapore but […]
Arts in the UK: Nevill Holt Opera wins Stirling Prize People’s Vote
LEICESTERSHIRE – The 400-seat theatre at Nevill Holt, home of Nevill Holt Opera, by Witherford Watson Mann Architects, has won the Stirling Prize People’s Vote with an incredible 28.8%. This online […]
Preview: Project Transit – Echoes of Waterloo by Veshnu Narayanasamy, in collaboration with Wong Chee Meng and Grain Performance & Research Lab
After catching their new production Happy Waiting back in July, Grain Performance & Research Lab are back this October to present a brand new site-specific work by Indian classical dancer Veshnu […]
Television Time: BBC Shows October 2019
This October on the BBC, learn about the extraordinary anatomies of some of the largest animals in the world in Big Animal Surgery, get on board with the latest trends and […]
Preview: Art After Dark X Gillman Barracks 7th Anniversary Celebrations
Gillman Barracks turns 7, and to celebrate, they’re hosting another edition of Art After Dark this September! As the art enclave’s signature open house event, guests can expect a medley […]
Museum Musings: City Hall – If Walls Could Talk at National Gallery Singapore
The City Hall has had a long and colourful history since its completion in 1929. From serving as a bomb shelter during the Japanese Occupation to housing Singapore’s first Public […]
Underbelly Festival Southbank 2019: 80 Days – A Real World Adventure by Fire Hazard Games (Review)
Awakening one’s sense of wonder and curiosity with the power and whimsy of games. LONDON – Londoners have been documented to be some of the fastest walkers in the world. But […]
Underbelly Festival Southbank 2019: An Interview with Elizabeth Simoens, Lead Game Designer of Fire Hazard Games’ 80 Days
LONDON – It’s hard to deny the draw of games. After all, who doesn’t want to launch themselves into a little challenge and have fun while they’re at it? It’s no […]
Television Time: BBC Shows September 2019
This September on the BBC, come meet the inspiring people who’ve shaped our modern world in Icons, pick up more shopping tips and tricks with Steph and Alex in Shop Well For […]
Television Time: BBC’s Killing Eve Season 2 (Review)
Blurring the lines of good and evil as Killing Eve dives ever deeper into the complicated relationship between Eve and Villanelle. In the finale of Killing Eve Season 1, viewers were left […]
Television Time: BBC’s Killing Eve Season 2 (Preview)
After leaving Villanelle for dead with a stab wound inflicted by Eve herself, the shocking Season 1 finale of critically-acclaimed BBC America series Killing Eve left viewers stunned and wanting more. As […]
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019: Bryony Kimmings wins inaugural Popcorn Group Writing Award for I’m a Phoenix, Bitch
EDINBURGH – Bryony Kimmings has been presented with the inaugural Popcorn Group Writing Award in association with the Pleasance Theatre for her show I’m a Phoenix, Bitch. Celebrating writing excellence at […]
Copper Chimney: North Indian + Chindian Dishes In The Heart of Little India
Nestled in the very heart of Little India, on Syed Alwi Road, recently refurbished Indian restaurant Copper Chimney brings a fresh new look to its interior along with new additions […]
Rang Mahal presents brand new gin tasting programme, with In-Gin-ious Pairings and Indian-inspired Cocktails This August
Acclaimed Indian restaurant Rang Mahal has debuted a brand new gin tasting programme, a first for any fine-dining Indian restaurant in Singapore. In collaboration with six premium Gin labels, including Hapusa, […]
Television Time: BBC’s Killing Eve Season 1 (Review)
Obsession is a dangerous thing. From its title alone, Killing Eve sounds like your cut and dried thriller series, with a veritable female assassin and an MI6 agent caught in a dangerous […]
M1 Peer Pleasure 2019: The Class Room (Review)
A lecture in theatre form on the difficulties of helping those in poverty. Created by Jean Ng, Li Xie and Kok Heng Leun, The Class Room adapts Drama Box’s similar […]
