Poetic Demise of the World: “a line could be crossed and you would slowly cease to be”
Poetic text at the forefront, a line could be crossed and you would slowly cease to be shows you how we are intrinsically a part of nature.
Zenda Tan: Focus on Common Experiences, Shift Away from Artificial Norms
An interview with the playwright for Eat Duck, Zenda Tan.
Singapore Writers Festival 2019 To Explore Language In A ‘Fractured’ World
Running from Nov 1 to 10, those aged 18 and below can enjoy a subsidised pass price of S$15.
Fuerza Bruta: Balance of Breathtaking and Frantic
Singapore Night Festival's Fuerza Bruta was certainly an experience. Here's why.
Eat Duck: Negotiating Loss and the Meaning of Family
How do you negotiate loss of a loved one?
Reads: The Minorities – Suffian Hakim
An interview with the author of The Minorities, Suffian Hakim, on what inspired the book and what might come next.
“Eh u an actor, u siao siao liddat pretend only right?” — ACTING MAD: A Review
A review of Acting Mad by The Necessary Stage: about mental health and performance.
Baybeats Edition: Plate Believes Music is a Team Effort
An interview with Plate to wrap up our Baybeats Edition for 2019.
Baybeats Edition: Cinnamon Persimmon on Inspirations and Spice Puns
An interview with Baybeats Budding Band 2019 Cinnamon Persimmon.
Baybeats Edition: Summations Adding Up the Pros & Cons of Making Music
An interview with Summations on their upcoming Baybeats Festival 2019 set.