Ahead of the play’s premiere at Kalaa Utsavam on November 20, Daisy Irani (executive producer and director) and Subin Subaiah (playwright, dramatist, and researcher) talk about why this India-Pakistan Partition story resonates with Singapore and with the wider 21st century world.
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Singapore MRT adds poetic charm to daily commute; promotes appeal of Sing Lit
Through English translations that are displayed alongside Chinese, Malay, and Tamil poems, the beauty of Sing Lit and its multilingual facets can be enjoyed by all members of the public.
“I’m seduced by these dancers and musicians,” says Akram Khan, on his return to stage with GIGENIS
GIGENIS is the highlight show of this year’s Kalaa Utsavam (November 15-24, 2024), the annual Indian festival of performing arts in Singapore, presented by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay.
I live my acting dream via writing, says Singapore Indian playwright Tanuj Khosla, creator of solo act thriller My Dear Arvind
The remarkable thing about the play is how well Khosla, a male playwright, has captured a woman’s hopes and expectations and disappointments normally associated with a female hand penning the words.
PIO playwright-doctor in UK dramatises history of British Empire for “walking play” in London
A London Lark Rising is a dramatised walking tour being brought to life by Dr Anu Kumar Lazarus and Lisa Honan CBE, with double shows scheduled on September 7, 2024.
Singapore National Day celebrations: Come to lepak and play at the National Museum
Members of the public are invited to use the hashtag #NationalDayatNMS with their photos on social media.
Singapore Night Festival returns to BBB precinct for 15th edition in Aug-Sept 2024
There will be more than 50 programmes at SNF 2024, including projection mapping artworks, performances, Festival Villages, Night Lights installations, and partner programmes.
Singapore summer livened up by National Heritage Board events and programmes
The National Heritage Board of Singapore has lined up a series of summer events and programmes that draw upon the cultural diversity of the island nation.
“There was some bit of me that was not intending to die”, recalls Salman Rushdie about the knife attack
Author Salman Rushdie, whose X cover image is the word ‘KNIFE’ (from the cover of his latest book), said that he thought he was dying as his left eye hung down his face “like a soft-boiled egg”.
“Stree – The Divine Feminine came about quite by accident”: Bhaskar’s Arts Academy dancer Bala Saravanan Loganathan goes unfiltered
BAA will stage its second production from the CreationLab scheme. Titled Stree – The Divine Feminine, the production is helmed by Bala Saravanan Loganathan. An integral member of the company, Bala directed five of his peers in debut choreographic work.
