Preview: Urinetown – The Musical by Pangdemonium
Following their mid-year production of original play This is What Happens to Pretty Girls, Pangdemonium rounds off the year with one heck of a splash with multiple-award winning musical satire Urinetown. Gleefully taking […]
Review: Subtle Downtempo No by Murasaki Penguin and RAW Moves
Minute observations made visible only in slow motion. In a brand new international collaboration with Australian/Japanese dance company Murasaki Penguin, RAW Moves continues their 2019/20 theme of Systems, and explores […]
Camden Fringe 2019: The Cardboard Kitchen Project by FK Co-Lab
LONDON – After bringing their interactive installation Dear Cardboard Kitchen to Singapore in May, London based Singapore company FK Co-Lab has further developed the installation into a full length theatre production, set […]
Review: Singapore International Festival of Arts 2019
When the 2019 Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) programme line-up was announced in February this year, expectations ran high and hype was abound. With the impending arrival of some […]
RAW Moves and Murasaki Penguin’s Subtle Downtempo No: An Interview with the Team
RAW Moves is back this July with a brand new production. Playing as part of their 2019-20 season of Systems, get ready for Subtle Downtempo No, a brand new production created together […]
Preview: Steven Osborne plays Mozart presented by Singapore Symphony Orchestra
This July, award-winning pianist Steven Osborne, “one of Britain’s most treasured musicians”, comes to town to play Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 12, a standout work of lyrical peace and effusive melody. […]
Preview: VCHpresents 2019/20 Season presented by Singapore Symphony Orchestra
The Victoria Concert Hall has announced its brand new VCHpresents 2019/20 seaso, marking the fifth anniversary of its re-opening. The season will include a range of performances that explore the chamber […]
Preview: Subtle Downtempo No by Murasaki Penguin and RAW Moves
Ever found a shirt that wouldn’t fit properly? Or made to feel like an outlier because you didn’t fit into the system? Coming to you this July as part of […]
Preview: Dancers’ Locker 2019 by Frontier Danceland
Originally conceived as a platform for company artists to explore their own choreography, Frontier Danceland Dancers’ Locker has now become a mainstay of their annual performance calendar. Showcasing emerging choreographers as they develop […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Bunker Theatre Autumn 2019 Season
LONDON – After a successful first season as Artistic Director, The Bunker’s Chris Sonnex is set to cement his vision for the theatre with his brand new season of works […]
EXCLUSIVE – Bangkok Getaway: An Interview with Chef Garima Arora of Restaurant Gaa
Born in Mumbai, Chef Garima Arora is only in her early 30s, and already, she’s been challenging all the norms, becoming the first Indian woman ever to win a Michelin […]
Bangkok Getaway: Finding a Home Away From Home at Restaurant Gaa
BANGKOK, THAILAND – When Gaggan set up shop in Bangkok and was crowned Asia’s No. 1 Restaurant time and time again, it was only a matter of time before the Thai capital’s […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: The Scene[s] – a Mini Season of Extended Scratch by Get Over It Productions in association with The Playground Theatre
LONDON – Female-led ensemble Get Over It Productions (GOI), in association with the The Playground Theatre present a brand new collection of six 60 minute plays. With London being blessed with […]
In London’s (Off) West End 2019: A Bit Of A Do by Drunken Chorus Theatre Company and Charity
LONDON – Now in its third year, the pioneering free mini-festival A Bit Of A Do from Drunken Chorus returns championing the work of artists with and without disabilities. Working with […]
Be Alright: An Interview with Dean Lewis, the Australian Singer-Songwriter Who’s Making International Waves
Sydney-based singer-songwriter Dean Lewis has been in the industry professionally for only about three years, but has already found moderate success, certified 5x Platinum for his debut single Waves in […]
SIFA 2019: Crowd by Gisèle Vienne (Review)
The lines of desire are powerfully drawn over one crazy night at the rave. While often considered a liminal space of chaos and pure freedom of expression, French choreographer Gisèle […]
