Pangdemonium’s new play This Is What Happens To Pretty Girls explores the issue of consent
Playwright Ken Kwek responds to the #MeToo movement with a play that explores issues of consent, appropriate workplace behaviour and sexual misconduct.
Theatre review: Rubber Girl On The Loose shows the consequences of unresolved civil conflict
The play is a modern retelling of the ancient Greek tragedy Antigone.
Theatre review: Still Life is a self portrait of activist-artist Dana Lam
The performance blurs the lines between mediums to give a glimpse into Lam's storied history.
Review: Li Liuyi’s Hamlet breaks tradition but honours the richness of the original
Beijing director Li Liuyi's takes on William Shakespeare's celebrated revenge-tragedy, in Mandarin.
Theatre review: Guards at the Taj is an arresting, brutally funny production
Directed by Jo Kukathas, the production by the Singapore Repertory Theatre brings a human scale to the grandeur of the iconic Taj Mahal.
3 new art exhibitions and plays to catch in October 2018
Now showing at Gajah Gallery Singapore, UOB Art Gallery, and Drama Centre Theatre.
Michael Chiang’s gender-bending comedy Private Parts returns to the stage
In an era now charged with discussions on sexuality, Chiang’s play makes a timely return, this time directed by Beatrice Chia-Richmond.
4 top shows to check out during Singapore Theatre Festival 2018
Wild Rice's Singapore Theatre Festival 2018 brings in thought-provoking stories.
Why you shouldn’t miss Julius Caesar in Shakespeare in the Park, which returns this year
2018 will see the SRT-led production back after a year's hiatus, in Fort Canning Park, as always.
Jane Seymour to play “cougar” socialite in The Vortex
Former screen siren drawn to Noel Coward play because of modern society's obsession with youth.