MAMMA MIA!: Old Truly is Gold
Can't decide between a karaoke session or a theatre show? Then catch MAMMA MIA! and sing-a-long to the musical!
When North Meets South – The Reunification of the Two Koreas
A review of The Reunification Of The Two Koreas by Joël Pommerat.
Peter and The Starcatcher: Celebration of Childhood
Magical and positively delightful, here's what our writer has to say about Peter and the Starcatcher.
Kinky Boots: Sex is Indeed in the Heel
Thoroughly pleasing, Kinky Boots is entertainment with a flamboyant wardrobe you can only dream of.
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?
Twelfth Night: The Globe Can Do Better
There were standing ovations, but we still think Shakespeare's Globe can do better.
Tiger of Malaya: Refreshing and Thoroughly Scintillating
Tiger of Malaya is poignant and worth the watch. Let us tell you why.
Immortalx: Full of Artful Play and Adventure
A review on Immortalx - the show that kickstarted this year's M1 Patch! Festival.
The Taste of Water: Teasing of Heartstrings but More Risks Needed
By Victoria Chen Bound Theatre is back with their sixth production, The Taste Of Water, an original play written by Teng Zi Ying. The premise is simple: a pair of secondary school friends bump into each other at Changi Airport after seven years apart and reopen the gates to what was, and what could have…
Here and Beyond: Promising Marriage of SingLit and Theatre
Is this the start of an era where Singlit and Theatre will finally start to join hands?