The stage version of Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore opens Oct 30 in Singapore
The whimsical play featuring an all-Japanese cast will premiere at the Esplanade
PianoBotanica 2015
The outdoor concert returns for its third installment with this year’s event focusing on the friendship between Brazil and Singapore. This concert in the park features Brazillian duo Bastos & Borges featuring flutist João Bastos and pianist Yara Borges.
The Mazu Chronicle
This collaborative performance between dance company Arts Fission Company, The Philharmonic Chamber Choir and Orchestra, and multimedia artist Ong Kian Peng promises to be an epic retelling of the stories of early seafarers from the Maritime Silk Road.
Canvas for Hope
This charity art show featuring the works of prominent and emerging artists from Philippines like Joemarie Sanclaria Chua and Singapore like Lim Sheau Huay will raise funds towards Star Shelter in Singapore and Preda Foundation in the Philippines.
Harvest
Veteran local artist Han Sai Por reinterprets nature and the city’s history with her latest series of immersive stone sculptures.
Acting 101
Suitable for both actors and non-actors, this workshop by Kamil Haque covers four topics related to acting: focus, observation, preparation and specificity.
Twentyfifteen.sg: The Exhibition
The exhibition provides an overview of works by some of our best local photographers, including Darren Soh, Edwin Ko and Ernest Goh. There are more than 300 images of our cityscape on show.
Viewpoints & Suzuki 101
This workshop for both actors and non-actors aims to cultivate an awareness to sensory details, and encourages mental stamina, endurance and focus. This training by Scott Wings, when viewed holistically as a way-of-life, can be an eye-opening experience akin to yoga and martial arts.
Ping-Pong Go Round
Veteran local artist Lee Wen’s conceptual take on the ping-pong table recently made headlines. See the work for yourself or partake in a game through its alternative donut-shaped structure.
Catharsis
This participatory performance art piece by Indonesian artist Syagini Ratna Wula invites artgoers to release their inhibition by smashing plates – one for those with anger management issues.