★★★☆☆ Review: Ransom by A Mirage
Kidnapping gone wrong leads to closer look at class and racial tensions. Kidnappings in Singapore are few and far between,Continue Reading
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Kidnapping gone wrong leads to closer look at class and racial tensions. Kidnappings in Singapore are few and far between,Continue Reading
“It’s some kind of weird exhibition.” That’s the message I spy out of the corner of my eye that anContinue Reading
The first year of a festival under new directorship can be a daunting one, particularly a national festival with theContinue Reading
ArtScience Museum presents one of its most evocative exhibitions to date – from 5th August, Patricia Piccinini: We Are ConnectedContinue Reading
Going mad over the isolation of quarantine. During the pandemic, all of us have experienced what it’s like to beContinue Reading
Strong direction can’t patch the pre-existing holes in this dated look at lesbian relationships. It’s June, Pride Month for mostContinue Reading
The end is just a new beginning, in this cinematic laser show by Yeo Siew Hua. Everything in this worldContinue Reading
Unpacking and reimagining the complexities of Salome through a modern lens. Princess of Judea, villainous exotic dancer, or vengeful femmeContinue Reading
The outback becomes both nightmare and dreamscape for a couple running from their own problems. The name ‘devil’s cherry’ bringsContinue Reading
Shakespeare’s classic comedy lends itself perfectly to the bangsawan form. In Malay culture, the bangsawan is a traditional opera formContinue Reading