"It's not going to change Halimah being President, but it's going to show the government that Singaporeans cannot be silenced – we still have a voice."
For August, we interviewed Daniel Kok - dancer and choreographer, about his career as well as his most recent work MARK for Singapore International Festival of The Arts.
Encore performances are all the rage this year, with several companies putting up shows from their repertoire. We speak to Chong Tze Chien to find out why.
Hailing all the way form Paris with a juicy press release, the performance was not everything it claimed to be. Here's why.
Dining in Singapore this month? These hot spots are curated for those with an appetite to eat not less, but better.
Boldly done in multiple languages, including dialect, Grandmother Tongue will have a soft spot in our hearts for a long time to come.
A musical inspired by Alison Bechdel's memoir of coming out, Fun Home presented by Pangdemonium seems to have more low than high moments.
No background checks were reportedly made as to whether AFC ensured their celebrity fighters' competency in Muay Thai.
The graduating cohort put up their third performance as an ensemble on a play inspired by Crime And Punishment.
Lincey, together with talented home-grown producer Perk Pietrek, will be bringing the bass movement to Zouk tonight.
From sexy to scrumptious, we have this month’s hot spots for you to satiate a hunger that just keeps growling for more.
ZoukOut returns for its 17th edition this year from 8-9 December.
Said to be the last Formula 1 held in Singapore for a while, it's no wonder that all guns are a-blazing for the Formula 1 concerts and after-parties this year.
"I don't think of her as 'Taylor Swift super star'."
With his solo exhibition just past and a work in this year's Singapore Night Festival, we speak to artist Reza Hasni about his practice.
