5 Things To Stream At Home This Week: 18th to 24th May 2020
After seven weeks of staying at home, lift your spirits this week with our selection of events on the web. Laugh out loud with Pangdemonium’s Chinglis…
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Laugh And Cry With These Theatre Shows In Singapore Happening March To July 2020
Few experiences are more powerful than being swept up in a good drama – the kind that makes you ugly-cry till the snot runs, cackle till your ribs hur…
5 Things To Do in Singapore This Week: 13th To 19th May 2019
It's an artsy week with film premieres from Pangdemonium and Singular Screens – the latest from Singapore International Festival of Arts 2019. For the music junkies and clubbers, get hyped with Zouk's…
Don’t Miss These Theatre & Stage Productions In Singapore Happening February to June 2019
Are you a sucker for a good show? The sheer number of theatre and stage productions happening in Singapore can be overwhelming, which is where this gu…
5 Things To Do In Singapore This Week: 1st October to 7th October 2018
It's going to be a week of family-friendly plays, festivals, pumping music, and wild parties across a selection of genres: rock, electronic dance, alt…
Teater Ekamatra And The Need For Malay Representation in Singapore’s Theatre Scene
"If the person whom you love the most suddenly forgets you, what would you do?” That was the impetus for Teater Ekamatra’s staging of Potong, which played a short run at the Malay Heritage Centre in S…
5 Things To Do In Singapore This Week: 28th May to 3rd June 2018
This week dance like nobody's watching at Kilo Louge for Ladies of the Dark with Shinedoe & Amber H, as well as at Kampung Boogie's no-frills roof…
Theatre Power: Singapore’s Most Anticipated Productions Taking the Stage February 2018 till June 2018
Who says Singapore is boring? At least, not when it comes to the arts (or the food and drink). Every half a year, we'll trawl through the upcoming art…
Review: SIFA 2017’s Guilty Landscapes III Is A Pointed Examination of the Politics of Seeing
Consider the triad of relations between art, its subject, and its audience. Now consider the dynamics that lies within. “It is seeing,” as John Berger writes in his seminal Ways of Seeing, “which esta…
Review: SIFA 2017’s Dragonflies, A Poignant and Human Tale of Love and Family
As Shakespeare notoriously wrote, “All the world’s a stage”. But as the world descends further into an endless abyss of its own madness, what once rea…