Doubt – A Parable: An Interview with director Timothy Koh and the cast of Pangdemonium’s newest show
Is the strength of one’s faith reliant on the absence of doubt? In their second production of 2023, local theatreContinue Reading
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Preview: Doubt – A Parable by Pangdemonium!
After an acclaimed run of People, Places & Things in March, Pangdemonium is now ready to present its second productionContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: The Future Show by Chong Tze Chien and Jo Tan
Making sense of the uncertain future, one moment at a time. Life often moves at breakneck speed, so fast thatContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: Brown Boys Don’t Tell Jokes by Checkpoint Theatre
Myle Yan Tay’s professional debut is a sublime exploration of male friendship and the minority experience. Category Score (out ofContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: The Soldier and His Virtuous Wife by The Theatre Practice
Traditional Yuan Opera becomes a high energy pop musical for modern audiences. Every couple probably has a funny story toContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: People, Places & Things by Pangdemonium!
Acceptance is just the first step on the long road to recovery. Category Score (out of 10) Direction (Tracie Pang)Continue Reading
Review: I Swallowed A Moon Made of Iron by Njo Kong Kie (Presented by Creative Links and Music Picnic, in association with Point View Art)
Poetic, melancholic lament on the crushing reality of invisible factory workers. Life is hard. But some lives are harder thanContinue Reading
An Interview with Sharda Harrison, star of Pangdemonium’s ‘People, Places & Things’
Sharda Harrison knows what addiction feels like. For a good many years, she found herself constantly craving some form ofContinue Reading
The Necessary Stage launches Associate Artist Programme, featuring Deonn Yang and Sindhura Kalidas
The Necessary Stage (TNS) is delighted to unveil a brand new iteration of its Associate Artist Programme (AAP) in AprilContinue Reading
NUS Arts Festival 2023: An Interview with director Chong Tze Chien and performer Jo Tan of ‘The Future Show’
Predicting the future is all but impossible, but that’s never stopped all of humanity from speculating the infinite possibilities tomorrowContinue Reading
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