Make 2013 Support Theatre In Singapore Year!
OK, we are almost finished with January and Chinese New Year is looming just round the corner (you can tell by the non-stop Chinese New music being pl…
Entertainment
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The Crucible: Riveting drama takes to the stage this February
This February 2013, there's a chance to see 'The Crucible', one of the masterpieces of 20th century literature, written by Arthur Miller, who is consi…
The City Nomads A-Z guide of why Singapore is not boring lah!
Singapore is boring yaddah yaddah yaddah blah blah blah, could we be any more bored of hearing that? Probably not. They say that only boring people are bored and we have to say, we quite agree. The wo…
Sleeping Beauty – the legend comes alive in Singapore
For me, fortunate to be growing up in London, Christmas time meant many things but above all, it meant a time to catch fairytale ballets without which…
Hansel & Gretel: Pantomime isn’t for adults… Ohhhh yes it is!
Pet hate: repetition. Another thing I'm not massive on is rowdy or unruly infants - keep them close and keep them quiet. You can imagine how well pant…
Perspectives Film Festival: Breakthroughs in Cinema
Those hungry for cinematic experiences that go beyond the onslaught of blockbusters from cinemas will be happy to hear that Perspectives Film Festival is happening right this week. The fifth installme…
Indie Film Hunting: Frame x Frame
It is easy to feel that there is a dearth of film choices available here when the movie theatres mostly offer blockbuster after blockbuster. It is esp…
God of Carnage: When civilization goes out the window!
'A comedy of manners - without the manners' is how the Singapore Repertory Theatre describes its latest production, 'God of Carnage', a play by Tony A…
What lies in Bedok Reservoir? A search for the truth…
There's nothing we love more than a play with a risqué subject, and that's exactly why we love Bedok Reservoir. We say kudos to playwright Wesley Jean Aroozoo, and Director and Producer Elina Lim who …
Passages: A journey in dance
Get ready Nomads to be blown away by this year's Passages - a showcase of three up and coming local choreographers who will soon be presenting their w…