National Arts Council’s Arts In Your Neighbourhood: Punggol
Punggol residents, this November, it’s time to look out for an arts event near you! Organised by the National Arts Council (NAC), the 13th edition of Arts in Your Neighbourhood […]
It’s Time To Get Loud as Noise Singapore Returns For 2019
Noise Singapore is back with 2019 edition, once again featuring its signature Noise Anchor Programmes and Noise Music Mentorship. Established in 2005, Noise Singapore (created by the National Arts Council) provides […]
National Arts Council’s Arts In Your Neighbourhood 12: Tampines
The National Arts Council’s Arts In Your Neighbourhood programme is back, and this time, they’re taking Tampines by storm. As Singapore’s third largest new town, Tampines was once a rubber plantation […]
Preview: Arts In Your Neighbourhood 2018
The National Arts Council’s mission to bring arts for all continues right on the heels of their announcement of Our SG Arts Plan, beginning with the return of Arts In Your […]
Preview: Got To Move 2018 by National Arts Council
The fourth edition of the National Arts Council’s (NAC) Got to Move (GTM) is back this October to get the public on their feet and dancing away! Celebrating Singapore’s diverse […]
Review: And Suddenly I Disappear – The Singapore ‘d’ Monologues by Access Path Productions
The deaf and disabled take to the stage in the world premiere of the first multilingual, intercultural, deaf culture and disability arts theatre project created between the UK and Singapore […]
And Suddenly I Disappear: An Interview with Director Phillip Zarrilli and Writer Kaite O’Reilly
For years, Singaporeans have considered disability arts on a different scale from regular performing arts, often relegating it to the point of charity or pity, and considering its performers ‘second […]
Preview: And Suddenly I Disappear – The Singapore ‘d’ Monologues
The word ‘disabled’ has never meant anything more than ‘differently abled’ and this May, a number of award-winning artists from Singapore and the UK will prove just that as they […]
Singing in the Rain: LOPELAB’s Nomadic Art Caravan
Commissioned by The National Arts Council’s regular Arts in Your Neighbourhood programme, this weekend saw art descend upon Ang Mo Kio in the form of LOPELAB’s Nomadic Art Caravan. Taking […]
Beautiful Like A Rainbow: True Colours Festival 2018
In the past week, the world lost one of its greatest minds with the death of Stephen Hawking. Beyond his sheer genius alone, perhaps one of the most significant things […]
Preview: LOPELAB’s Nomadic Art Caravan
The main events of the Urban Design Festival may be over, but LOPELAB never seems to rest, continuing their mission to activate spaces and keep on placemaking with the Nomadic Art […]
True Colours Festival x Arts In Your Neighbourhood: Dancers Celebrate Unique Abilities in the Heartlands
As part of the National Arts Council’s Art In Your Neighborhood initiative, international dance groups ILL-Abilities from Canada and Epic Arts from Cambodia made their way down to Bedok Town […]
Singapore Art Week 2018: Art Meets Artefacts with the ACM’s New Installations
This January, the Asian Civilisations Museum will no longer simply play host to some of the most exciting collection of Asian artefacts from all over the region, but as part […]
Preview: My Love Is Blind by Musical Theatre Limited
Presented by Musical Theatre Limited, acclaimed original musical My Love Is Blind returns this November to present its epic, inspirational tale based off Tan Guan Heng’s eponymous semi-autobiographical novel. Scripted by Leon […]
Preview: Got To Move 2017 by National Arts Council
Do you ever get that feeling inside your bones to just get up and move? The National Arts Council is bringing back the Got To Move nationwide dance movement for […]
Poop!: An Interview with Director/Playwright Chong Tze Chien and Actress Janice Koh
As part of their Contemporary/Classics series for their 2017 Main Season, the Finger Players are bringing back Chong Tze Chien’s Poop! this October! Last staged in 2010, this restaging will feature all of […]
