Theatre review: Citizen X excavates the new Chinese migrant experience
The one-man show written by Liu Xiaoyi is a search for story, beginnings and meaning.
Marie-Antoinette’s personal theatre gets a lockdown makeover
Marie-Antoinette's personal playhouse in the grounds of Versailles is a fragile historical gem in need of delicate care.
Theatre treats this December
From a big brassy comedy concert, to a horror-mystery gameplay, Singapore's theatre scene is starting to come alive again.
Theatre companies focus on development and training as venues remain closed
Fans of local theatre will still have to wait a little more before productions resume.
Musical review: Silly and self-aware in Urinetown
Pangdemonium's production of Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis' musical is an on-the-nose and hysterical satire.
Theatre review: Toy Factory Production adapts a Chinese classic for the stage
A Dream Under The Southern Bough: Reverie is a straightforward adaptation of the classic 400-year-old Kun opera.
Theatre review: Miss British explores the problematic legacy of colonialism in Singapore
The play offers frank, funny personal stories that examine the 'colonial wound'.
Theatre review: Rubber Girl On The Loose shows the consequences of unresolved civil conflict
The play is a modern retelling of the ancient Greek tragedy Antigone.
Review: Li Liuyi’s Hamlet breaks tradition but honours the richness of the original
Beijing director Li Liuyi's takes on William Shakespeare's celebrated revenge-tragedy, in Mandarin.
[Video] New luxe staycation spot: The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore
The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore, a 157-room property by Kempinski, Europe's oldest luxury hotel group, has finally opened its doors in Singapore.