Preview: & Juliet by BASE Entertainment Asia
What if one of the world’s most famous love stories…didn’t end in the death of both lovers? Making its AsianContinue Reading
Tag: september
Preview: Singapore Improv Festival 2022
This September, the Singapore Improv Festival (SIF) returns to bring back the joy of live improvised theatre the Aliwal ArtsContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: The Death of Singapore Theatre as Scripted By the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore by Alfian Sa’at
Confronting the toxic relationship between state and artist. In the past, Alfian Sa’at was known as Singapore’s enfant terrible, oneContinue Reading
Review: Declutter Me! by Grace Kalaiselvi
Letting go and moving on, one object at a time. According to Japanese decluttering consultant Marie Kondo, the key questionContinue Reading
★★★★★ Review: Dim Sum Dollies – Still Steam by Dream Academy
No holds barred production in an all-out performance from these Singapore icons. Ever since they first performed at the EsplanadeContinue Reading
uproot | rootless: An Interview with The Substation Artistic Director Ezzam Rahman, and artists of SeptFest 2022
There was a time when arts venue The Substation had a massive Malayan Banyan Tree growing along the walls ofContinue Reading
Museum Musings: Dislocations – Memory and Meaning of the Fall of Singapore, 1942 at National Museum Singapore
Although the vividness of wartime experience is best captured through the personal accounts of those who experienced it first-hand, theContinue Reading
Film Fanatic: Watch new Korean musical ‘Jack the Ripper’ at Golden Village
K-pop fans rejoice this December as Jack the Ripper, the highly anticipated Korean Musical returns with new casts streamed liveContinue Reading
Museum Musings: PSM50 – Celebrating the Golden Jubilee of Singapore’s Preservation Journey (PSM50) at National Museum Singapore
In commemoration of 50 years of preserving historic buildings, sites and structures in Singapore, a special exhibition titled PSM50: CelebratingContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Book Review: And The Award Goes To Sally Bong! by Sebastian Sim
It’s ok to be ordinary in success-driven Singapore. When I read Sebastian Sim’s The Riot Act and Let’s Give ItContinue Reading
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