In this production of the Tony-winning play about an athlete coming out of the closet, multi-dimensional acting rises above a script that hasn't quite kept pace with the times.
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Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Notre Dame de Paris – The Musical’
In this musical telling of the famous tale of the lovelorn hunchback, you'll find yourself singing the catchy melodies long after you leave the theatre.
Read More »Restaurant Review (Singapore): Festive December English Afternoon Tea at L’Espresso
A great place to relax and enjoy an elegant Afternoon Tea.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘The Woman in Black’ by Stephen Mallatratt
Not so terrifying in this age of horror films and TV shows, this production is still well worth experiencing on the strength of its powerful acting.
Read More »Dance Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘The Nutcracker’
The lead dancers shined in their roles, executing complicated and tricky footwork, pirouettes, and other movements with aplomb.
Read More »Cabaret Review (Singapore): ‘A French Kiss in Singapore’
Talent like these lads have needs to be unleashed to the world beyond Singapore.
Read More »Interview: Heidi Zolker and Aaron Yap of Singapore Dance Theatre’s ‘The Nutcracker’
It's a 'Nutcracker' set in Shanghai at the turn of the last century.
Read More »Restaurant Review (Singapore): Ku Dé Ta
Eclectic and pleasurable dishes, a bird's eye view from the 57th floor, and an attentive and helpful staff make this a superb place to meet friends and family for brunch.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Jack and the Bean Sprout’ by Wild Rice
This quality family-oriented production will appeal to the masses, with catchy and upbeat songs and most dialogue in Singlish.
Read More »Interview: Joel Tan, Writer of Wild Rice’s Pantomime ‘Jack and the Bean Sprout’
'Mostly, I've tried to keep the story moving briskly and quickly so everyone can be out of the theatre early for ice cream.'
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