★★★★☆ Review: Borderline by PSYCHEdelight
Tragicomic physical theatre presents the refugee crisis in a whole new light. Mention the refugee crisis, and comedy probably isn’tContinue Reading
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★★★★☆ Review: IMAGO by Travis Clausen-Knight and James Pett
Capturing the beauty and pain of love gone bad. If the pandemic is anything to go by, nothing good shouldContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: OK Land by Circle Theatre
Banding together against the monopoly. If you’ve ever step foot into Bangkok, you’ll be well aware that there’s a convenienceContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: The Essential Playlist by The Second Breakfast Company
Who will help the helpers? The term ‘essential workers’ has become something of a buzzword over the course of theContinue Reading
★★★★☆ Review: 0.01 by Goh Shou Yi, Rei Poh & Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
Mind the gap – you might find a surprising connection. In Wong Kar-Wai’s 1994 film Chungking Express, Takeshi Kaneshiro considersContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe 2022: An Interview with Adib Kosnan and Raimi Safari on adoption in ‘Rindu di Bulan’
From their very first production, Rupa co.lab has always delivered on arresting scripts about the intricacies of Malay culture, homingContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe 2022: An Interview with Bound Theatre on the age of the Internet in ‘Screen. Shot.’
In this Internet age, cybersecurity is no longer limited to keeping your devices and accounts protected by a well-devised password.Continue Reading
★★★☆☆ Review: The Good Citizen by Singapore Youth Theatre
Play by the rules or get left behind, in this bleak interpretation of Singaporean life. What happens in life canContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe 2022: An Interview with 微 Wei Collective on breath and co-existence in ‘Being 息在’
We’ve always called the concrete jungle our home, existing in a thriving metropolis with fast-paced living, a thousand and oneContinue Reading
M1 Singapore Fringe 2022: An Interview with Adeeb Fazah and Zulfiqar Izzudin on ‘The Essential Playlist’
Increasingly, theatre and the arts are becoming upper-middle class affairs, where ticket prices are skyrocketing, and the very act ofContinue Reading
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