In London’s (Off) West End 2019: Surviving the lockdown through Improv, Hoopla Improv Festival Takes to Zoom
LONDON – It’s often said that laughter is the best medicine and, Hoopla, the UK’s first improv theatre, are injecting comedy into the current crisis with online improv classes for those […]
The Banter: A Bigger And Better Four Horse Road With Kuo Jian Hong and Jonathan Lim
First constructed in 1837, Singapore’s Waterloo Street now has over 170 years of history to its name, and a whole lot of lives and stories that have been intertwined with it. […]
★☆☆☆☆ Review: Hurstville – The Heir by Underground
Immersive theatre for social change has an interesting premise marred by a host of problems. With immersive theatre being one of the trendiest, most exciting forms of theatre today, it’s […]
Preview: In Our Manner of Speaking – The AIDS Quilt Songbook by The Opera People + Interview
The AIDS Quilt Songbook invites people to take risks. Some texts are very graphic. We’re not sugar coating it and saying, ‘Well, we’re just having a little difficulty.’ We must […]
★★☆☆☆ Review: 4.48 Psychosis by Intercultural Theatre Institute
Moments of beauty help punctuate this overlong staging of Sarah Kane’s final play. Often considered a suicide note in the form of a play, Sarah Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis is one of the […]
Preview: M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival 2020
After a record high of close to 9,000 festival-goers at its 10th edition last year, T.H.E Dance Company is back to present the 2020 M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival from […]
The Studios 2020: An Interview with Toy Pianist Margaret Leng Tan (Dragon Ladies Don’t Weep) [CANCELLED]
Playing a toy piano could easily come off as a gimmick, but for Margaret Leng Tan, the experimental artist has somehow managed to carve it into an entire career. Now, […]
Preview: The Esplanade presents The Studios 2020 – Lost & Found
Life is a lost & found box. At least, that’s how the Esplanade sees it come 2020, with their latest season of The Studios come March and April. Dealing with […]
Television Time: An Interview with Laura Fraser, Star of BBC’s Forensic Drama ‘Traces’
Laura Fraser is probably best known for her role as Lydia Rodarte-Quayle in AMC’s Breaking Bad. But even before that break-out role, the Scottish actress has already has had a […]
Kam and Support The Queens of Asia Comedy (Preview)
In conjunction with International Women’s Day 2020 this March, get ready for KAM Productions as they bring the first ever Queens of Asia Comedy Special to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore […]
Television Time: Cosmos – Possible Worlds on National Geographic
Beloved science franchise Cosmos returns for a third season with Cosmos: Possible Worlds, featuring a two-hour world premiere on 10th March 2020. The series will be released in Southeast Asia […]
Arts of the UK 2020: Hotel Paradiso by Lost in Translation (Preview)
LONDON – Check into the Hotel Paradiso this April as Lost in Translation, one of the UK’s leading contemporary circus companies, bring their circus spectacular to Newcastle and Kent. An […]
★★★★☆ Review: Am I Old? by Sharul Channa
Putting elderly issues and caretaker’s lives in the spotlight with a touch of comedy. Learning is a lifelong process. And for 68-year old Savitri, that’s a saying she’s taken completely […]
Preview: 4.48 Psychosis by Intercultural Theatre Institute
Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) is back with a new set of graduating students with their very first production of the year. This March, watch as they perform Sarah Kane’s 4.48 Psychosis, as […]
Preview: Am I Old? by Sharul Channa
Fresh from a laugh out loud stand-up performance on Valentine’s Day, local comedian and actress Sharul Channa’s is already hurtling into her next performance of 2020. Following on from the […]
The Banter: An Interview with Sheena Ling and Dyllis Teo, Co-Directors of Hurstville – The Heir
Oftentimes, immersive experiences are centred around pure entertainment, whether as Instagram museums, or sprawling, exploratory works taking audiences to out of this world realms. Rarely though, have they ever been […]
