★★★★☆ Review: Keluarga Besar En. Karim (The Karims) by Checkpoint Theatre
Wholesome family drama about the importance of communication. Over the last year, the pandemic has forced multiple productions to eitherContinue Reading
Tag: october
Preview: Baybeats 2021 by Esplanade – Theatres on The Bay
20 years on from its inception, and Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay’s iconic Baybeats festival is still going strong.Continue Reading
Discovering The Blueprint Within: How ArchiFest 2021 Director Razvan Ghilic-Micu and Festival Curator Jane Chua are nurturing architects of the future
For those not in the field, architecture can seem like a discipline reserved for the experts, where we can onlyContinue Reading
Film Fanatic: An Interview with Marrie Lee, star of cult action film ‘They Call Her…Cleopatra Wong’
As Singapore’s first and only female Interpol agent, it’s surprising how Cleopatra Wong isn’t more well-known on our shores. MakingContinue Reading
Arts of Hong Kong 2021: Ambiguous by HKRep
HONG KONG – If an ambiguous relationship appears outside your marriage, would you dare pursue it? In Auspicious, playwright MatthewContinue Reading
★★☆☆☆ Review: The Time Machine by Toy Factory
A fledgling idea that needed more time in the incubator. From HG Wells’ The Time Machine to Doctor Who’s TARDIS,Continue Reading
Preview: Pancha – Less and Lesser by Maya Dance Theatre
“Old age is not a disease- it is strength and survivorship, triumph over all vicissitudes and disappointments, trials and illnesses”Continue Reading
Television Time: BBC Shows – October 2021
Airing this October on BBC Earth is Brian Cox’s Adventures in Space and Time, following the beloved physicist as he tackles some of theContinue Reading
Preview: ArchiFest 2021 – Design Evidence
Singapore’s biggest architecture festival is back, as Archifest (AF21) returns this October. Programming over 100 events both physical and digital,Continue Reading
Film: AFA Restored presents Singaporean cult classic martial arts action films this September
Move aside Black Widow, and make way for Cleopatra Wong, Singapore’s greatest femme fatale you’ve never heard of. And thisContinue Reading
