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Expect a spectacular array of traditional Chinese forms of expression – from costumes to music, dance and acrobatics – in this...
100 Victoria St (6837 8400)
The 10-day festival, held annually in conjuction with the Singapore Arts Festival, aims to present a lighter side of the arts – quirky theatre,...
1 Esplanade Dr (6828 8377)Set in France during the Second World War – and based on an award-winning BBC sitcom – this production follows the adventures of René, a...
20 Merbau Road (6733 8166)Two of local playwright Geraldine Song’s works come together in a fervent double bill that aims to give a voice to some of Singapore’s most...
1 Old Parliament Ln (6332 6900)
The final instalment of this trilogy is a tech-savvy series of sketches that discuss everything from racism to ‘Gangnam Style’, terrorism to...
1 Esplanade Dr (6828 8377)
Fun theatre space that focuses on kid-centric activities and drama.
126 Cairnhill Rd (6735 9986)The Action Theatre is housed within a pre-war two-storey bungalow house consisting of: One intimate 100-seat studio...
42 Waterloo Street (6837 0842)With a seating capacity of 450 people, this spacious outdoor theatre by the waterfront along Marina Bay presents a variety of music, dance and...
1 Esplanade Drive (6828 8377)
A charming, Victorian-style theatre playhouse seating 388 guests, Jubilee Hall is noted as a premier cultural venue for varied repertoires and...
1 Beach Road (6337 1886)This venue has not yet been reviewed by Time Out Singapore.
278 Marine Parade Road (6346 7703)
Think an old spoon or a pair of dysfunctional scissors is useless? Award-winning Canadian puppeteer Jeff Achtem proves otherwise, says Gwen Pew
Jonathan Lim's newest production is a musical dedicated to Singapore's youth -- the writer, director, actor and comedian talks to Gwen Pew a...
Nine years after its debut in West End, Dirty Dancing the stage musical arrives in Singapore for highly anticipated two-week run. Gwen Pew chats...
Young local actress Audrey Luo tells Jo Tan why she prefers to bypass the ingénue roles and play older characters instead
When it comes to theatre for truly tiny toddlers, Lyngo Theatre’s Circus Minimus eschews the age-old audience exhortation of ‘sit back and...
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