Part of Singapore's Causeway Exchange Program, Malaysia's DMR Productions and Serious Comedy Studio's Indian Lawyers casts light on cultural stereotypes.
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Theatre Review (Singapore): Slava’s Snowshow by Base Entertainment
This inspiring clown show brings out the kid in all of us through humour and poignancy.
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Singapore Dance Theatre's three-piece show transported audiences to another time and place through dance.
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A sold-out run, 25 years since first being produced, proves Army Daze is still a crowd favorite in Singapore.
Read More »Interview: “Singapore Boy” Hossan Leong, Fresh off Wild Rice’s La Cage Aux Folles
The comedian and actor answers questions about divas on set and how some people may just need to grow up.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Arabian Nights by The Open Stage
It might have a few flaws in execution, but it is ultimately Open Stage's love for theatre that stands out.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Toy Factory’s Purple
Shane Mardjuki might be physically miscast, but he turns out to be a perfect fit for the part of a transgendered Maggie Lai.
Read More »Interview: Tan Kheng Hua of Wild Rice’s La Cage Aux Folles
Singapore actress Tan Kheng Hua answers pertinent questions about aging under the spotlight.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Lord of the Flies by The Young Co.
SRT's The Young Co's Lord of the Flies proves young actors and director Daniel Jenkins can rise above a dreary script.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): La Cage Aux Folles by Wild Rice Productions
With good acting, great singing, sublime costumes, fine comedy, exciting dances, and melodious songs, La Cage is a whole lot of fun.
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