A 25-year-old theatre company’s luminous dreamscape of romance, politics and a celestial stone’s path to enlightenment.Read More
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A Fiend's Diary by The Finger Players depicts the absurdity of life and the futility in one’s search for its true meaning.Read More
Following up to Starring Hitler As Jekyll And Hyde, we take the discussion of politics and art a step further. Can you remove an artist's actions from his art? Read More
Poetic in language and visually striking, Citizen Dog comes through in its theatricality despite some misses. Read More
Presenting The Finger Players' 2018 season, we interview Chong Tze Chien, Oliver Chong and Liu Xiaoyi on the political nature of art. Read More
Encore performances are all the rage this year, with several companies putting up shows from their repertoire. We speak to Chong Tze Chien to find out why. Read More
ITSY - The Musical is a beauty to watch with some good moments, but the stakes do not seem high enough. Read More
The Finger Players go back to nursery rhymes to rediscover stories worth telling in ITSY - The Musical.Read More
All art is political, and Starring Hitler As Jekyll And Hyde is the very definition of what good art can become. Read More
Dubbed as the Me Me Me Generation or the Millennials, we are pretty much known as a thoughtless bunch of youths.Read More
