PUBLISHED April 5th, 2015 04:00 pm | UPDATED July 25th, 2024 03:16 pm
Hey Nomads! Feeling a little down after the long weekend? Yeah, we thought so. Well, from a comedic dinner to a talented guitar wielding duo, our top picks of the event line-up this week should lift your spirits!
World Street Food Congress 2015 by Makansutra
For a fun-filled day of food, food, and more food, head down to the World Street Food Congress. Immerse yourself in the colourful surroundings of Tan Quee Lan Street while indulging in a variety of street delights from all over the world. Also, look out for a series of talks featuring industry leaders such as Stephen Werther and Eric Demby, who will be sharing their valuable insights on food.
The World Street Food Congress 2015 is happening from Wednesday, 8 April to Sunday, 12 April at Tan Queen Lan Street. Admission is free.
For more information, please see website.
Faulty Towers – The Dining Experience
Described by the Daily Telegraph as a ‘two-hour eat, drink, and laugh sensation’, Faulty Towers – The Dining Experience is one of the hottest sensations in the comedy scene, and for good reason too. Mostly improvised, this witty show starts off as you wait to be seated, while three wacky hoteliers serve you a 3-course meal filled with loads of laughs, gags, and really bad service.
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is happening from Thursday, 9 April to Sunday, 12 April.
For more information and tickets, please see SISTIC.
Public Enemy
People say the truth hurts the most, and that’s the prevalent narrative in Public Enemy. A doctor (Ivan Heng) exposes the truth about the town’s water supply being laden with bacteria – but instead of crediting him with the discovery, the community turns against him for his politically incorrect standpoint. Which begs the question: can one man stand up to the majority?
Public Enemy is happening from Thursday, 9 April to Saturday, 25 April at Victoria Theatre.
To purchase tickets, please see SISTIC. For more information, you can check out our feature here.
Southeast Asian Film Festival
Celebrating the art of independent filmmaking, the Southeast Asian Film Festival will be back for its fifth edition with an array of compelling cinematic work. Focusing on the socio-political and cultural issues of the region, the festival will feature diverse film genres ranging from comedy to drama, as well as post-screening discussions from emerging and veteran directors.
The Southeast Asian Film Festival is running from Friday, 10 April to Sunday, 3 May at Moving Image Gallery, Level 2, Singapore Art Museum at 8Q.
For the film schedule and to purchase tickets, please click here.
Mosaic Music Series: Rodrigo Y Gabriela
Power duo and internationally renowned Mexican acoustic rock band Rodrigo Y Gabriela will be performing live in Singapore with their eclectic brand of rumba flamenco, rock, metal, and jazz. Their typical tenacity and frenetic rhythms have won over the hearts of many all over the world, and their tour stop in Singapore promises to be no different.
Rodrigo y Gabriela are performing live on Saturday, 11 April at 7.30pm at the Esplanade Concert Hall.
To purchase tickets, please click here.
By Joel Conceicao