[Theatre Review] Common Room asks us to consider the importance of commonality to co-existence
It’s not how we are in public that reveals who we really are – it’s the way we behave at home, when we face the [Click to read more.]
It’s not how we are in public that reveals who we really are – it’s the way we behave at home, when we face the [Click to read more.]
It was, what appeared to me, a light-hearted play about the youths of today and the challenges they face. A relaxing performance to watch – [Click to read more.]
The live-action version of Aladdin holds a special place in my heart – it came at a time of transition and identity for me. And [Click to read more.]
Although I signed up for the show and bought tickets in advance, I have to admit that I went into the show with a bit [Click to read more.]
I’m not quite sure how to describe Dive – it’s a play with two central characters in a relationship, that is played by four actors. [Click to read more.]
If you forgot to buy tickets until the last minute, missed out on the first show because you only clicked on the booking link late [Click to read more.]
Kumar feels different this time. No, I don’t mean that I went to physically feel him up (although I’d love to be able to have [Click to read more.]
Now that we’re on the road to a new normal, of living with COVID-19, it means that watching live performances is a viable weekend activity. [Click to read more.]
With Phase 3 of Singapore’s reopening on the horizon, rules on live indoor performances — which includes theatre shows and concerts — will be relaxed, [Click to read more.]
Claiming to be the world’s number 1 musical” is, admittedly, a bombastic assertion — so does “The Lion King” live up to the expectations of that [Click to read more.]
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