★★★★☆ Review: #THEATRE by INDEX
Discover the intimate secrets of the Esplanade Theatre, as told through the ephemeral language of light, sound and space. Under restrictive live performance rules, it was probably only a matter […]
★★★★☆ Review: Bull by Wild Rice
Victoria Chen grabs the Bull by its horns in this fast-paced, hard-hitting play about cutthroat workplaces. 2020 has been a tumultuous year, with surging unemployment and mass retrenchment exercises across […]
★★★★☆ Review: André and His Olive Tree dir. Josiah Ng
Pondering what it means to put perfection on a plate. In the world of fine dining, André Chiang is probably best known for Restaurant André, his Singaporean dining establishment that […]
Preview: Reel Talk – André and His Olive Tree at Golden Village Suntec
Released worldwide on Netflix in December 2020, Singapore is the only country where food documentary André and His Olive Tree is unavailable to stream on the service. But good news – […]
★★★★☆ Review: Ghost Light by SRT’s The Young Company
The Young Company explore promenade theatre and uncover ghosts of the pasts, while revealing a talented cast. In a year where the theatre scene has been forced to change, it […]
Review: Murder at Mandai Camp – The Case Reopens by Sight Lines Productions
False leads, freedom to explore and more content makes this a better realisation of Sight Lines’ vision for an online murder mystery. Following the wave of companies releasing archival footage […]
Review: A Green Dot (2020) by A Little RAW
Spreading hope through dance this holiday season. Living in Singapore, perhaps one of the rarest commodities we can ask for it space. And in A Little RAW’s A Green Dot, not […]
Review: How To Break A Window by T:>Works
Showcasing the winners of this year’s 24-Hour Playwriting Competition. T:>works’ annual 24-Hour Playwriting Competition is one of Singapore’s longest running playwriting competitions, unique in how it puts competitors in different […]
Review: Schooled by Wild Rice’s Singapore Youth Theatre
The kids are alright, as Wild Rice’s inaugural batch of Singapore Youth Theatre showcases what they’re made of. For a number of years now, in addition to their regular productions, […]
