Four standup comics left Singaporeans in stitches, with commentary on Asian life in the West and other topics.
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Theatre Review (Singapore): Company by Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim's Company, staged by Dream Academy, proves Singapore talent's mettle.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Ashputtel – “Cinderella” with Music
I Theatre returns with a fun and exciting musical for children that will also keep adults entertained.
Read More »Interview with Kumar of Kings & Queens of Comedy
Kumar talks about racism and being called "Apu Neh Neh" in Singapore, and how sex is off limits in his standup routine.
Read More »Ice Show Review (Singapore): Nutcracker on Ice by Imperial Ice Stars and Base Entertainment
Nutcracker on Ice is mesmerizing icy fun.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Calendar Girls by Tim Firth
Stage Club's offering of the play based on the movie fell short because of mediocre acting and Tim Firth's thin script.
Read More »Interview: Peter Ong and Petrina Kow from Stephen Sondheim’s Company (Singapore)
The two cast members answer questions about their experiences rehearsing the Tony-winning musical.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
Waiting For Godot will leave you waiting for answers.
Read More »Dance Review (Singapore): Burn the Floor by Base Entertainment
Spectacular dance action in a variety of styles from 22 world dance championship winners kept the audience toe-tapping and moving in their seats.
Read More »Interview: Choreographers of Singapore Dance Theatre’s Passages
Sold out in 2011, Passages returns in November 2012 with new works by three choreographers who answer some questions about their dance pieces.
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