Faulty Towers The Dining Experience: Review
Faulty Towers - The Dining Experience is back in town! Based on popular British sitcom Fawlty Towers (1975-1979), this interactive show takes the form…
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Lord of the Flies: A Descent into Darkness
Adapted from William Golding’s dark and gritty novel, Lord of the Flies by Nigel Williams is a tale about the decline of civilization and the loss of …
Think Mothers at Recalling Mother by Checkpoint Theatre
One mother is Cantonese-speaking and impetuous; the other speaks Malay and is quietly stubborn. Both are smart, sharp, and strong women and wonderful cooks. And they're the mothers of long-time friend…
The Effect by Pangdemonium: A Chemical Romance?
Following a highly successful run last year, Pangdemonium is launching its 2016 Season of Love with The Effect. A romantic drama written by British pl…
Wife #11: A Marriage in Letters
Opening at The Arts House Play Den on 26 February 2016, World-in-Theatre is restaging local playwright Desmond Sim's Wife #11. Spanning 16 years of m…
The Good, the Bad and the Sholay by Checkpoint Theatre: We Chat with Playwright Shiv Tandan
First staged at by NUS Centre for the Arts at NUS Arts Festival 2011, The Good, the Bad and the Sholay was a collaboration between Checkpoint Theatre and NUS Stage production.
It's the story of Rag…
Singapore Repertory Theatre Presents: Battlefield by Peter Brook
Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) has much to be proud of. Later this month, it will be the co-commissioning partner of legendary British director Pet…
Non-Stop Laughter at Kings & Queen of Comedy Asia 6
Love great comedy? Look no further than the Kings & Queen of Comedy Asia. This October sees the sixth edition of this made-in-Singapore productio…
CHINGLISH by Pandemonium: Culture Lost in Translation
Pangdemonium's final production in its Transformation season is Chinglish by American playwright David Henry Hwang.
The Story
An American businessman (Daniel Jenkins) travels to China to seal a lu…
Hello Goodbye – Singapore Repertory Theatre’s Modern Rom Com
After annual grand production Shakespeare in The Park (it was The Tempest this year), The Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) is presenting feel good ro…