The National Theatre’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is a lengthy play, with a runtime of...
Entertainment
Some evenings deserve more than a scroll. City Nomads covers Singapore’s cinema and theatre with a discerning eye, the films that linger, the productions that sell out, and the performances that remind you why live storytelling still matters.
We’d be lying if we told you we’re not suckers for good old spy thriller narratives – we’ve read it...
When Crazy Rich Asians was released last year, many Asians around the world rejoiced at the unprecedented display of diversity...
Hindsight might be painfully 20/20, but the horrors of a global pandemic have been warned of by experts – and...
We might be inching closer to SG50, but the carousing, concerts, and all-round consumption continues, as always. This week, we...
The latest production by Pangdemonium – The Rise and Fall of Little Voice – is the Asian premiere of a...
It’s finally June, aka the hot season for good music, outdoor festivals and parties. The highly-anticipated Ultra Singapore is here, and...
Singapore Dance Theatre kicks off its 2015 season with Sleeping Beauty, a ballet often considered as the pinnacle of classical...
I went to see Edges expecting to see a mini-musical and I was pleasantly surprised. There was no spoken dialogue,...
As we head into December, Singapore has plenty of free entertainment to keep us occupied this week. For the thespians, art-lovers and...