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…
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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 ar…
Art gets turbulent with Simon Birch
There is something about artist Simon Birch's figurative paintings that are decidedly arresting...
And later this week, we will have the opportunity to be mesmerized by 24 of them in his exhibition…
Acoustic Anarchy: A Story in Imagery
There's something magical about the union of the art and the artist, something sublime about the expression of life mixed with the pastel colours of a…
Swimming With Sharks? A Q&A with Adrian Pang & George Young
Next month, one of Singapore's most dynamic theatre companies -Pangdemonium - will be bringing Swimming with Sharks, a critically acclaimed and award-…
Something for everyone at CausewayEXchange Festival
There is nothing like art and culture (and food for that matter) to bring people together, transcend difference and celebrate connections between countries. And this month, that is precisely what Caus…
Are you going MAAD?
If by now you haven't realised just how good MAAD (Market of Artist and Designers) at the red dot design museum is...well quite frankly, you must be l…
La Maison Fatien – A worthwhile re-visit
It's true you should never write off a restaurant due to one bad experience...and that is precisely why I decided to give La Maison Fatien another cha…
Baybeats Conversations: Obedient Wives Club
As mentioned in our earlier features, we do especially love Baybeat's focus on showcasing our local talents and giving them the due recognition. This is not limited to just music - a series of initiat…