Preview: Nursery Crimes by SRT’s The Little Company
Remember reciting nursery rhymes like Humpty Dumpty or Old King Cole? Singapore Repertory Theatre’s The Little Company is about toContinue Reading
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Preview: Hullabaloo at the Artground
Following the 100 and 100 More Festival, The Artground returns with a brand new programme this September. Titled Hullabaloo, the four monthContinue Reading
Review: Cat In The Hat by SRT’s The Little Company
A fun romp through the illustrated world of Dr Seuss Based off the timeless children’s book of the same nameContinue Reading
Review: Tales of Grimmsneyland by Andsoforth Junior
Fairytales come alive in this family-friendly theatrical experience. Following a successful run of the more adult-oriented, immersive dining show Grimmsneyland earlier thisContinue Reading
Preview: Tales of Grimmsneyland by Andsoforth Junior
Andsoforth may be best known for their boozy, party-like immersive dining experiences targeted at adults, but this July, theatre companyContinue Reading
Your Dreams Are Bigger Than You Are: National Gallery Singapore Launches Inaugural Children’s Festival
After a successful Children’s Biennale in 2017, National Gallery Singapore returns in 2018 with an all new companion biennial programme thisContinue Reading
Storyfest 2018: A Treasury of Transformative Tales
When I think of stories, one of the first things I immediately associate them with is Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Besides beingContinue Reading
[Editor’s Pick] Highlights of Storyfest 2018 – #BeLegendary
The second edition of the Storytelling Centre’s Storyfest returns this weekend, with 17 programmes, 21 storytellers and countless stories toContinue Reading
Discover Europe at Changi Airport with Friends from Sesame Street this June Holidays!
Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away…can you tell me how to get to Changi Airport? Sesame Street flies into ChangiContinue Reading
100 and 100 More Festival: Into The Blue Forest (Review)
An immersive, interactive meditation on solitude and friendship opens the inaugural 100 and 100 More Festival Jeffrey Tan’s Into TheContinue Reading
