ST/LL: Exploring Artistic Terrain Through The Elements
Mesmerising and uncomfortable at the same time, ST/LL explores artistry through the elements.
Displaced Persons’ Welcome Dinner: When Some Lives Are More Fair Than Others
Uncomfortable and in your face, Displaced Persons' Welcome Dinner is one you sit through with only guilt and emotions to feed you.
Beware of Pity: Technical Perfection, And Dangerously So
Beware Of Pity is so technically perfect that we don't know how to feel about it.
Of Musicality, Method, and Madness – Dionysus: Review
Dionysus is one of the opening productions of the 2019 edition of Singapore International Festival of Arts.
This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls: So Now What?
Sure, we witness what happens to 'pretty' girls but is that enough for the conversation on sexual assault?
The Wars We Fight in Silence — FLOWERS: Review
A review for FLOWERS.
The Phantom of The Opera: Haunting in Good Ways and Bad
Haunting in more ways than one, The Phantom of the Opera is a tale that will leave you with goosebumps - for better or for worse.
Kotor: Dirt and Mess Worth Addressing
An artistic response to Natalie Wang's book, Kotor attempts to universalise abuse and violence beyond them being "women's problems".
Still Life: Experiencing Dana’s Life Upon Her Paintbrush
Does life guide the artist's paintbrush, or do life's events fall in with the process of art-making?
Late Company: Nothing’s Normal (About Suicide)
Our writer struggles with her review for Late Company, and she shares why.