ATARA — For you, who has not yet found the one: A Review
Our writer ponders on what it might take to create a world where we live collectively as one with this review.
Contemplating Kopitiam and Kampong Wa’ Hassan: A Review
The show's a constant transition between the millennials today and the people of yesterday—by that, I mean the people of the last kampong: Wa' Hassan.
Café Sarajevo: Podcast In Session
History lesson meets virtual reality travelogue, Café Sarajevo dives into the fractious past of a region in this immersive theatre experience.
Beside Ourselves: The Collective Human Experience of Displacement in Singapore
Writer Tze-Yin ponders on human displacement and what it truly means to be ourselves.
Secretive Thing 215: The Key is in Being Present at All Times
Our writer Diyanah reviews Secretive Thing 215 under M1 Fringe Festival 2020.
Cats the Musical: The Devil is in the Details
Cats the Musical is a delight to experience if you are a sucker for felines and amazing vocals.
Lie With Me: Commentary on ‘Swipe Right’ Culture
Relationships are rapidly changing with more reliance on social media and dating apps. However, have they really changed at the core?
Heather: Can You Separate Art from The Artist?
Does the artist matter as much as the art being made? Discuss.
A Fiend’s Diary is A Paradox: Both Simple And Elaborate
A Fiend's Diary by The Finger Players depicts the absurdity of life and the futility in one’s search for its true meaning.
Review of The Wright Stuff Festival’s Permanence
Permanence questions the difficult decisions of holding on and letting go.