Arts of Hong Kong 2020: A Lover’s Concerto Episode 1 by City Contemporary Dance Company (Review)
HONG KONG – Of all the artistic mediums, it feels like it is dance that has adapted surprisingly well to the new normal, with many companies working in tandem with filmmakers […]
Dance With Me: Dancers’ Locker 2020 by Frontier Danceland (Review)
Dancers turn into experimental filmmakers, with impressive results. As with most new performance pieces this year, Frontier Danceland’s annual Dancers’ Locker programme has gone digital this year to cope with […]
Review: BODY X – 㗝呸 The Culprit
Mandarin murder mystery makes for compelling drama, with effective use of Zoom. There’s always something deliciously intriguing about plays set in the past, a kind of escapism away from the […]
★★★★☆ Book Review: The Java Enigma by Erni Salleh
A UNESCO librarian is in for the adventure of her life. Hear me out: librarians are cool people. They’re akin to academics, filled with a bastion of specialised information to […]
★★★★☆ Book Review: Just A Little Mynah by Evelyn Sue Wong and Dhanendra Poedjono
Introducing kids to our multilingual society with the help of a bird park. How often do you get to read a children’s book that features more than one language? With […]
★★★★☆ Book Review: Mr Tino (Volume 1) by Russell Molina and Ian Sta. Maria
An elderly shopkeeper becomes an unlikely superhero in this exciting debut. You know the old adage ‘you can’t teach an old dog new tricks’? Russell Molina and Ian Sta. Maria’s […]
Arts of the UK 2020: Stampin’ in the Graveyard at the Electric Dreams Festival (Review)
Gaining mindfulness and awareness of the self with your spirit guides at the end of the world. LONDON – Through all of history’s disasters and crises, never has there been a […]
M1 Patch! 2020: Artist Farm 2020 《艺术农庄》 (Review)
It is the journey, not the destination, that takes centrestage in Artist Farm 2020. Following in the footsteps of last week’s Playwrights’ Bootcamp, The Theatre Practice (TTP) rounds off their 2020 edition […]
Dance With Me: Stop & Smell The Roses by Maya Dance Theatre (Review)
Finding new avenues for expression in a lockdown. With the circuit breaker and restrictions on performance, staying home has been pretty much all artists can do as they wait for […]
