Loo Zihan, the Singaporean Artist Who Dares to Bare in a Climate of Censorship
Loo Zihan's coming show, Catamite - part of Singapore's M1 Fringe Festival 2019 - is, like many of his other works, a meticulous investigation into hi…
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City Nomads’ Documentary Of The Month: Studio 54
When you think of 70s America, you’d probably think of hippies, flared pants, peace signs, or That 70s Show. Well, Studio 54 The Documentary paints a …
Eye Candy: We Chat With Singaporean Poet and Multidisciplinary Artist Deborah Emmanuel
To say that Deborah Emmanuel is a woman of many facets is hardly an exaggeration. The Singaporean poet and performance artist has written three books – including When I Giggle in My Sleep (2015) and R…
10 Questions with Krish Natarajan: Co-founder of Singapore Youth Theatre Collective Patch and Punnet
It’s hard not to be pulled in by Krish’s laid-back vibes and zany humour. As one of the founders of Patch and Punnet, a Singapore-based youth theatre …
Theatre Review: ITI’s Extremities Challenges Misconceptions About Sexual Assault
Rape is one of those things that is difficult to portray effectively on stage. But on the opening night of Extremities last week, it was totally belie…
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2019: Stirring Up Still Waters With a Captivating Line-Up Next January
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2019 is back next January, with more dynamic works in the lineup than ever. This time, the festival centers around Singaporean artist Suzann Victor's seminal work, Still W…
City Nomads’ Documentary of the Month: Birth of Sake
Just like how Scotland is famous for its whiskies and France for its wines, Japan is all about its sake. Although this particular alcoholic beverage i…
Film Review: Fill The Void is a Graceful Tale of Marriage and Family in the Orthodox Jewish Community
At its core, Fill the Void is a coming-of-age drama that tells the story of a girl’s fate in the aftermath of tragedy. What makes it such a beautiful …
Singapore Writers Festival 2018: The Ghost In Your Head Summons Praise For Its Haunting Performance
Despite the conclusion of Singapore Writers Festival 2018, its series of thought-provoking events have more than left a lasting impression. Out of the festival's array of talks and programmes, what pa…
Theatre Review: Here We Go Again! MAMMA MIA! Returns To Singapore For Its Second Run
The feel-good classic MAMMA MIA! Live has returned to Singapore for another exciting run. Bringing back those 70's vibes, this musical will get you gr…