SIFA 2022 Wrap-up: The Anatomy of Performance – Ritual
The first year of a festival under new directorship can be a daunting one, particularly a national festival with theContinue Reading
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The first year of a festival under new directorship can be a daunting one, particularly a national festival with theContinue Reading
A history of violence, and the start of forgiveness. William-Adolphe Bouguereau’s painting The First Mourning is so named for itsContinue Reading
Diverse line-up of international work join local artists for Open Stage 2022. One of the highlights and mainstays of everyContinue Reading
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Since it was first published in 1945, George Orwell’s AnimalContinue Reading
Strong direction can’t patch the pre-existing holes in this dated look at lesbian relationships. It’s June, Pride Month for mostContinue Reading
The end is just a new beginning, in this cinematic laser show by Yeo Siew Hua. Everything in this worldContinue Reading
Societal misfits find a sense of belonging in this tender Korean drama by Kore-eda. Over the years, the road tripContinue Reading
Unpacking and reimagining the complexities of Salome through a modern lens. Princess of Judea, villainous exotic dancer, or vengeful femmeContinue Reading
Dancing to the beat of the body. Kallo Collective’s Only Bones has a deceptively simple set-up – onstage there isContinue Reading
The outback becomes both nightmare and dreamscape for a couple running from their own problems. The name ‘devil’s cherry’ bringsContinue Reading