Singapore Dance Theatre’s Sleeping Beauty
Singapore Dance Theatre kicks off its 2015 season with Sleeping Beauty, a ballet often considered as the pinnacle of classical repertoire. Featuring c…
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Titoudao – Restaging Toy Factory’s Most Famous Work
Local theatre company, Toy Factory, will be celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. To kick off the celebrations and its 2015 season, it's revivin…
The Rishi and Sharul Show: Join Singapore’s Comedy Power Couple for an Evening of Laughter!
Learning to laugh at ourselves and with others is a great way of NOT letting the stressful lifestyle in our island nation get to us...so we're mighty pleased that the stand-up comedy scene here is thr…
Circle Mirror Transformation – Pangdemonium’s 2015 Season Kick Off
After a successful 2014 run, powerhouse theatre company Pangdemonium is kicking off its 2015 season – touting it their Transformation Trilogy as there…
Don Quixote – Singapore Dance Theatre’s 2014 Grand Finale
Singapore Dance Theatre (SDT) will be adding one of the most cherished classical ballets of the 19th century to their existing repertoire – the first …
Monkey Goes West – A Fantastical Journey by W!LD RICE
One of the highlights of the year-end holiday season is the musical pantomime.
Over the past ten years, W!LD RICE has been presenting family-friendly holiday extravaganzas based on traditional fair…
The Way We Go: The Simplicity and Complexity of Love
This November, Checkpoint Theatre brings a new work by up and coming playwright, Joel Tan, to life. The Way We Go, directed by Claire Wong, examines t…
Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Fans of Shakespeare – rejoice! The prestigious London theatre company Shakespeare's Globe, which made its debut here last year with the Taming of the …
Frozen: Pangdemonium’s Most Chilling Play Yet
Following 'Fat Pig' and 'The Rise and Fall of Little Voice', Pangdemonium Theatre will conclude its 2014 season with 'Frozen' by British playwright Bryony Lavery, directed by Tracie Pang, starting nex…
The Stageclub presents ‘Jerusalem’ by Jez Butterworth
Having been around for nearly 70 years, The Stage Club is Singapore's oldest theatre company, bringing us the best of English language theatre, from S…