4.48 Psychosis: Mental Health Struggles Performed For An Audience
Conceptually beautiful, ITI's 4.48 Psychosis should have been a touching play that resonated with many.
The Lifespan of a Fact: Do Facts Always Equate to Truth?
Can it be that the truth or the essence of things are seldom in the facts? Let's find out.
The Importance Of Being Earnest: W!ld Rice’s Anniversary Choice Goes Beyond Humour
One of the classics in W!ld Rice's repertoire, The Importance of Being Earnest is back with its original cast.
No Place by Square One Collective: Point Scoring
Square One Collective imagines a dystopian future while whizzing through the pop culture rolodex.
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.