Michael Chiang, one of Singapore’s popular playwrights, has made a comeback with his first play in fourteen years, High Class....
Culture
Singapore and Asia’s cultural life moves fast. Between gallery openings, sold-out concerts, and theatre runs that vanish before you’ve heard about them, knowing where to look matters. City Nomads covers the art exhibitions, cinema releases, live music, and theatre that shape how this city thinks, feels, and gathers.
Perhaps I reviewed this album a little too late, three months after its release. Or maybe not. The charm about...
You may have heard that The Noisettes recently came to town. An English indie rock band from London composed of...
Art lovers will not want to miss Biasa ArtSpace. This gallery showcases up-and-coming Indonesian and international artists. Biasa ArtSpace has...
Fat Pig by American playwright Neil La Bute is the clever but touching story of a stereotypical young urban professional...
Gedong Kirtya library was founded in 1928 by the Dutch. It houses a collection of ‘lontar manuscripts’ which are on...
When you go to a hospital, either as a patient or a visitor, the last thing you expect to see...
Located on the shores of Lake Bratan, Pura Ulun Danu Bratan is one of the most important temples in Bali....
Chun Kwang Young’s solo exhibition,’Assemblages’, opened last week at Art Plural Gallery to much anticipation. Consisting of two floors filled...
Nestled in the heart of the Singapore’s Civic District, Fort Canning Park is where the country’s rich history, verdant nature,...









