I am myself on a special journey and taking everything as it comes. Everyday is a surprise.
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Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Dance Like a Man’ by Mahesh Dattani
India's longest-running English-language play proves that Dance has the power to fracture, but also mend, relationships
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Mies Julie’ by Yaël Farber (Based on Strindberg)
Despite some preachiness, the authentic, organic, and powerful performances from the cast and accompanying musicians make this steamy and erotic tale seduce its audience.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Hotpants’ by Dick Lee
Singapore has changed so much since 1972, but the very funny 'Hotpants' is still relevant and exciting today.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Rock of Ages’
This weird 1980s jukebox musical is exciting and fun, and the humourous acting along with recognizable rock songs make it one you shouldn't miss.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Women of Asia’ by Asa Gim Palomera
Though 'Women of Asia' was written 20 years ago, its points about how women are treated are still very much relevant today.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘What the Butler Saw’ by Joe Orton
So if a zany and insane story entertains you, this play will certainly be one you'll enjoy.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Sound of Music’ by Base Entertainment
Even though the musical rearranges the order of the songs a bit as compared to in the movie, the songs are still just as catchy, melodious, and lyrically apt as you would remember it to be.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘Grease’ by Base Entertainment
Although in 2014, the storyline of 'Grease' may be dated, its songs prove that this musical will always be timeless.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): Singapore Repertory Theatre’s ‘Rising Son’ by Dick Lee
Lee's play doesn't quite work as a character-study nor as a unique story.
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