Atypical Singapore: Homegrown and Local is Focal
From Singapore to Russia, find out more about this travelling showcase before it stops by Myanmar in November.
Peter and The Starcatcher: Celebration of Childhood
Magical and positively delightful, here's what our writer has to say about Peter and the Starcatcher.
Blu Jaz Cafe Loses Public Entertainment Licence, Local Jazz Community Disappointed
"As an artist, no matter where you are, it will feel like an uphill battle. In Singapore, it feels more like trying to walk up a vertical wall."
Kinky Boots: Sex is Indeed in the Heel
Thoroughly pleasing, Kinky Boots is entertainment with a flamboyant wardrobe you can only dream of.
Painting with Light returns with a Hard-hitting Lineup
A reincarnating ghost trapped with a Singaporean family. Filipino immigrants displayed as live exhibits. A quiet resistance of Iranian photographers. A romantic comedy about a rebellious Vietnamese tailor. — These are but a few plots to mention...
Reads: Rainbirds by Clarissa Goenawan
An interview with Rainbirds author Clarissa Goenawan on her heart wrenching read.
The Merchant of Venice: Is Shakespeare Still Relevant?
Though the performance broke through possible language barriers, just how relevant is Shakespeare in today's day and age?
Challenging Institutions at Perspectives Film Festival 2018
Perspectives returns for its eleventh year this October and we've got a pair of tickets for you!
Twelfth Night: The Globe Can Do Better
There were standing ovations, but we still think Shakespeare's Globe can do better.
Shakespeare Globe’s Brendon O’Hea: Theatre is Essential
An interview with director Brendon O'Hea on directing the works of Shakespeare.