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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)Watch talents perform kerongchong (Malay folk music originating from Java), angklung (a musical instrument consisting of two or four...
85 Sultan Gate (63910450)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)Abrazos – the Spanish word for ‘hugs’ – is a dance facility for aspiring tangueros to hotfoot their way to stardom. Specialising in...
568 Ganges Avenue, #02-100 (9797 4053)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)Southeast Asia’s largest, column-free ballroom which can sit up to 7,300 guests, theatre style.
Resorts World Sentosa (6577 8888)
This is where the Singapore Repertory Theatre's stages its performances.
20 Merbau Road (6733 8166)
With the Singapore Dance Theatre’s 25th Anniversary coming up, the company has brought a whole bunch of talented new faces on board. Gwen Pew...
Bubbles are a source of happiness for many of us, but Fan Yang -- holder of 18 Guinness World Records -- took it one step further and developed his...
Think an old spoon or a pair of dysfunctional scissors is useless? Award-winning Canadian puppeteer Jeff Achtem proves otherwise, says Gwen Pew
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
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