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.
Experience Theatrical Magic with Matilda The Musical
Although not all kids are miracles, Matilda the Musical brings the best of childhood right back with music and dance.
What Exactly is The Transition Room?
Stepping into The Transition Room, you either leave confused or with a vague sense of enlightenment.
Angkat: Displacement of Sorts
Angkat thoroughly explores displacement in all scenarios possible for M1 Fringe Festival 2018.
ALL SYSTEMS GO(NE): KASPAR by Edith Podesta x NAFA
A review on Kaspar - a show about the importance and limitation of language as a means to access the world.
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.