Before arriving in Singapore, I had the privileged opportunity to explore Hong Kong’s newly opened M+ museum in its opening week. One of the most expensive and sizeable museums in [ … ]
Category: Special Features
Hello Planet Days, The Cutest Gift Shop in Singapore
What comes to mind when you think of a gift shop? Maybe you think of some cheesy Hallmark cards, or a kitschy figurine, or a store crammed with trivial knick-knacks [ … ]
What’s it like to run a film festival?
Films are a big part of our lives. Whether it be those of us who worship it as a creative medium, or those of us seeking accessible entertainment, it is [ … ]
‘The Almighty Sometimes’: Searching for Identity Amidst the Chaos of Mental Illness
When we think of stories about mental illness, it is common to recall stories originating from the individual’s perspective, where they experience the challenges that come with having a mental [ … ]
A Singaporean in Paris: A Magical Experience for Dreamers
Paris. Whether it be films like Midnight in Paris or trashier binge-worthy shows like Emily in Paris, the capital of France has become synonymous with the romantic life. After all, [ … ]
A Walk into the New World and Its End
The soft rhythm of gentle footsteps echoes in your ears. Pat. Pat. Pat. Involuntarily, your feet move to the beat, carrying you closer and closer to the inverted iconic landmark. [ … ]
Pangdemonium’s Girls & Boys Review
Produced by Singapore Theatre company Pangdemonium and played by Nikki Muller, Girls & Boys, a play by Dennis Kelly originally performed at the Royal Theatre, is now in Singapore. [ … ]
Light to Night Festival
As with previous years, the Light to Night Festival drew a huge crowd to Singapore’s city center. The theme of this year’s festival titled ‘____-in-Progress’ is reflective of how the [ … ]
The Past Not Yet Gone
Lit solely by shadow, fragile forms strain under an otherworldly weight. Emerging from the inky dark, their trembling forms resolve into marionettes jerked upright by the whims of the unseen. [ … ]
Havoc Girls & Kamikaze Boys
These pandemic-era social distancing measures have changed theatre and the way we enjoy it — whether its zoom performances or live streams, most of us now view performances from the [ … ]