Press Gang: Politics Behind Publishing the Political
Too accurate a representation of the only newspaper in Singapore?
Building A Character as an Indian Woman in Singapore
In her debut solo show, Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai captivates and challenges your perception of what being an Indian woman in Singapore really means.
dead was the body till I taught it how to move
Bhumi Collective is back this week with a solo show fusing b-boy and theatre together.
24-Hour Playwriting Competition: Working the Script with Tony Perez
The annual 24-Hour Playwriting Competition is back this year. Situated at Haw Par Villa, here's some tips to counter the pressure of those statues' intense gaze at you through the night.
Framed, By Adolf: Can The Artist’s Beliefs Be Separate From His Art?
Following up to Starring Hitler As Jekyll And Hyde, we take the discussion of politics and art a step further. Can you remove an artist's actions from his art?
Refreshing DBS’ Image Through Digital Innovation and Lifestyle Initiatives
DBS stays ahead of the pack by shedding its stuffy corporate image as an incumbent and embracing the digital wave.
The Dark Despair of OCD Love
Guest writer Patricia Tobin reviews OCD Love, a dance performance shown for Singapore International Festival of Arts 2018.
Old Favourites and New Genres at SingJazz 2018
Thee iconic jazz event returns to Singapore for the 5th year with the return of charismatic Jamie Cullum, as well as new trance addition Ferry Corsten.
Has Singapore’s Smoking Regulations Made Life Tougher For The Mama Shop?
"Businesses need more help to embrace better ways of making money, not more penalties to take away their main source of income."
Foiled Again: Can Singapore Respect Minority Voices?
By opposing yet another gold foil work by Priyageetha Dia, is Singapore showing its intolerance to alternative perspectives?