This funny play was an excellent choice for an amateur theatre company with inexperienced actors.

Two innovative choreographers discuss their work.

It isn't every day that a local play, about local people and local issues, comes along that is as funny or more so than the best-heralded comedy from the West

Claire Wong, star of Atomic Jaya, on the challenges and joys of theater in Singapore.

This isn't a musical with flashy sets, and the dialogue could be funnier, but it lifts your spirits and keeps you highly entertained with pitch-perfect singing, soulful performances, fun dance movements, and memorable songs.

At this fine restaurant you can mix and match French, Japanese and Chinese dishes, or stick with one cuisine, while enjoying a superb view.

An over-reliance on ballet made this year's production less dynamic than last year's more varied program.

This year, 'Masterpiece in Motion' will present Balanchine, African-inspired dance, and a modern work by Dutch choreographer Nils Christe.

Even in today's world of Facebook and Instagram, the Phantom can still get inside your head.

Three plays explore what Singaporeans may be feeling but can't express.