M1 Patch! 2019: A Dog’s House《野良犬之家》by M.O.V.E. Theatre (Review)
Cycles of abuse can be a real bitch to break out of in this harrowing, pitch black play. It’s not often that you leave a play feeling utterly corrupted by […]
Preview: M1 Patch! 2019 by The Theatre Practice
The Theatre Practice’s M1 Patch! A Theatre Festival of Artful Play returns for its second edition this June. Running for 3 months at the home of The Theatre Practice on […]
In London’s West End 2019: King’s Head Theatre’s Coming Clean at Trafalgar Studios (Review)
The lines of desire are set ablaze with this 80s drama about fidelity and the rules of engagement within (and without) a queer relationship. LONDON – After a well-received run at […]
In London’s West End 2018: Young Vic’s The Inheritance at the Noel Coward Theatre (Review)
A moving portrayal of Howards End seen through the lens of a 21st century queer narrative. LONDON – For the generation of gay men who came after the AIDs crisis of […]
In London’s West End 2018: National Theatre’s Nine Night at Trafalgar Studios (Review)
Family drama meets funeral tradition in this scintillating debut from Natasha Gordon. LONDON – The Caribbean funeral tradition of Nine-Nights is a fascinating one – unlike the idea of mourning in […]
Review: A Requiem For Change by LaSalle College of the Arts
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust The ambitious A Requiem For Change takes inspiration from social activist Naomi Klein’s book This Changes Everything, tackling big, contemporary concepts of climate change, political upheaval and […]
Preview: Hullabaloo at the Artground
Following the 100 and 100 More Festival, The Artground returns with a brand new programme this September. Titled Hullabaloo, the four month programme promises visitors an explosion of colours, patterns and shapes sure […]
100 and 100 More Festival: Into The Blue Forest (Review)
An immersive, interactive meditation on solitude and friendship opens the inaugural 100 and 100 More Festival Jeffrey Tan’s Into The Blue Forest charts a day in the life of an ordinary, […]
100 and 100 More Festival: An Interview with Jeffrey Tan (Into The Blue Forest)
For the opening show of the Artground’s inaugural 100 and 100 More Festival, local theatre practitioner Jeffrey Tan has been commissioned to produce an all new work. Based off illustrated […]
Preview: 100 and 100 More Festival at the Artground
“The child is made of one hundred. The child has a hundred languages a hundred hands a hundred thoughts a hundred ways of thinking of playing, of speaking.” With a […]
Review: Poop! by The Finger Players
Every so often, a theatrical production that gets just about everything right comes along, enchanting audiences from the opening lines and holding them spellbound till the very end. One of […]
Grandmother Tongue: An Interview with Playwright Thomas Lim and Actor Tan Shou Chen
The fastest selling show at W!ld Rice’s 2016 Singapore Theatre Festival was none other than Thomas Lim’s Grandmother Tongue, so it makes complete sense that they’re bringing it back this September for […]
