Review: How To Break A Window II by T:>works
New ways of performing, with the winners of the 24-Hour Playwriting Competition. As the longest running playwriting competition in Singapore,Continue Reading
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Preview: How To Break A Window II by T:>works
Following the gruelling 2021 edition of T:>works’ marathon 24-Hour Playwriting Competition, six out of 80 participants have emerged with winningContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: The Living Record launches as a digital venue at Brighton Fringe
LONDON – The debut Living Record Festival in January 2021 was a month-long digital arts festival of over 45 original pieces from aContinue Reading
Review: Oppy and Professor Communitas by Five Arts Centre
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Malaysian playwright Leow Puay Tin is perhaps better known for her early scripts, from Family toContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: Rebuilding Beirut’s theatre community with ‘Whispers International’
LONDON – In the devastating 2020 explosion, the largest non-nuclear blast in history, all of Beirut’s theatres were destroyed. WhispersContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: Turtle Opera announces free workshops for children on the autism spectrum
LONDON – Turtle Opera, a music and drama creative project for children on the autism spectrum, has announced its freeContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: An all-star cast unite for a digital retelling of musical Disenchanted
LONDON – Hit musical Disenchanted will get a showstopping West End digital revival, as leading ladies of the stage transformContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: The Language of Kindness by Wayward Productions
LONDON – A new work for a new performance world – Wayward Productions will open a worldwide premiere in theContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: The Living Record presents The Living Roots Micro Festival
LONDON –Hot on the heels of the debut Living Record Festival in January-February 2021, the Living Roots Festival launches thisContinue Reading
Arts of the UK 2021: ‘Little Wars’ returns for streaming this April
LONDON – Following critical-acclaim, and due to popular demand, the digital revival of Steven Carl McCasland’s ‘penetrating domestic drama’ (NewContinue Reading
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