A review of Singtheatre’s production of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well in Paris
Amos Toh reviews Circus, which staged at The Substation last April.
Richard Lord reviews two productions: ACSian Theatre’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice; and Wessex Theatre’s Shakespeare in Love.
Amos Toh reviews The King Lear Project, staged at the Drama Centre as part of the Singapore Arts Festival in Jun 2008.
Lim Wei Sheng & Charissa Tang from Raffles Junior College interview Rizman Putra and Noor Effendy Ibrahim, the two artists behind the show, Circus.
A poem by Joey Chin, who recently attended Cyril Wong’s workshop at The Substation last March.
Substation Associate Artist Ho Tzu Nyen and Fran Borgia are co-directing The Lear Project at this year’s Singapore Arts Festival. Lee Weng Choy “talks” with Tzu Nyen about the three-part intervention these two filmmakers are making in theatre. Fran is the founder of Akanga Film Asia, and Tzu Nyen is also a Creative-in-Residence with 72-13.
Ng Yi-Sheng reviews the April TheatreWorks production, Dance Dance Dance, directed by Choy Ka Fai.
Richard Lord reviews the Stage Club production of Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer.