What To Catch At Singapore International Festival of Arts 2016
Calling all arts lovers! For one entire month each year, the Singapore International Festival of Arts 2016 (SIFA) brings together the best of local an…
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Broadway Beng 10th Anniversary Review: A Brilliant Musical Fusion of East Meets West
When Sebastian Tan staged his first ever Broadway Beng show at the DBS Arts Centre in 2006, I was still well-buried under heavy textbooks in secondary…
Singapore Theatre Festival 2016 – A Celebration of Local Playwriting
From 30 June to 24 July, W!ld Rice’s Singapore Theatre Festival (STF) will transform LASALLE College of the Arts into a buzzing hub of activity. Back for the fifth time, Singapore Theatre Festival (ST…
5 Things To Catch At The O.P.E.N.
Continuing the Singapore International Festival of Arts journey from past (Legacies, 2014) to present (Post-Empires, 2015), the future is now suggeste…
Sing’Theatre Presents: Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Living in Paris
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well & Living in Paris is a musical revue - also known as a jukebox musical - where each of the 23 songs is treated like…
Falling by Pangdemonium: A Raw Glimpse into Life with Autism
“We’re falling apart,” Tami (Tan Kheng Hua) says to her husband Bill (Adrian Pang) as they reach an impasse in their tiff. The silence that follows is fraught with the history of unspoken compromises …
Dream Academy’s “Meenah and Cheenah”: Review
Oh, where to start? It was an evening of side splitting comedy, unfettered laughter, and altogether so much fun. Dream Academy's latest brainchild, Me…
Emily – The Musical: A Singapore Classic Reinvented
Emily Gan, the formidable Nonya matriarch of Stella Kon's acclaimed play, "Emily of Emerald Hill", is one of the most iconic characters in Singapore t…
Shakespeare In The Park Singapore 2016: Romeo and Juliet
Last Saturday, we celebrated the 400th death anniversary of William Shakespeare, who is widely considered the world’s greatest and most popular playwright. And the Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) is…
The Stage Club Presents: The History Boys by Alan Bennett
“One of the hardest things for boys to learn is that a teacher is human. One of the hardest things for a teacher to learn is not to try and tell them.…