★★☆☆☆ Review: In Pieces by 7/8 Musical Collective
Puzzling song cycle features catchy numbers but little emotional staying power. It’s no surprise that love is and always hasContinue Reading
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★★★★★ Review: Don’t Call Him Mr. Mari Kita by Wild Rice
Julian Wong passes on the legacy of Zubir Said with a heartfelt lesson on music, nation building, and chasing dreams. Continue Reading
A Platform For The Community: An Interview with Musical Theatre Fringe Festival director TJ Taylor
In just a few weeks, we’re about to see the very first festival dedicated entirely to musical theatre taking placeContinue Reading
Wild Rice releases studio cast recording of ‘Don’t Call Him Mr. Mari Kita’, full of Zubir Said’s hidden gems
Wild Rice has released a studio cast recording of Don’t Call Him Mr. Mari Kita – its upcoming musical tributeContinue Reading
Preview: Sing’theatre launches Singapore’s first-ever Musical Theatre Fringe Fest
This July, Sing’theatre presents the very first Musical Theatre Fringe Festival (MTFF) in Singapore, the first and only arts festivalContinue Reading
Wild Rice announces final three shows of their 2022 season, with a restaging of Animal Farm, a new play by Alfian Sa’at, and their annual pantomime
Wild Rice has officially announced the final three shows of its 2022 season: Animal Farm (playing from 18 August 2022),Continue Reading
A Legacy Through Song: An Interview with Julian Wong, writer of Wild Rice’s ‘Don’t Call Him Mr. Mari Kita’
Before National Day comes around and we once again celebrate the nation, have a think about one of the nation’sContinue Reading
Preview: Don’t Call Him Mr. Mari Kita by Wild Rice
How much do you know about Zubir Said, besides the fact that he composed our national anthem? This July, WildContinue Reading
Arts of Hong Kong 2022: HKRep announces 2022-23 season – Together in Theatre
The Hong Kong Repertory Theatre has announced their 45th anniversary season. Under the theme “Together in Theatre”, the company is setContinue Reading
★★★★☆: Molière’s Tartuffe – The Imposter by Wild Rice
New adaptation of Molière’s classic is a politically-charged, cautionary tale. Considering how much they preach about being holier than thou,Continue Reading
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