Chin Hui Wen speaks with Djohan Johari, who does guitar work, effects and keys for instrumental collective, I Am David Sparkle. He shares the band’s influences, outlook on the local scene and why they see practice sessions as hang out time and tours as holidays.

What's up at the city's hippest hill?

This play, first staged in 1997, is a retelling of Shakespeare’s King Lear done in the style of Japanese Noh drama. Chin Hui Wen talks to director Ong Keng Sen about his motivations for bringing the show back 15 years after its debut and his hopes for the local theater scene.

Canta~Latt is a local farm that produces organic milk using traditional Italian methods. Founder Cesare Cantarella talks about artisanal food education, how he likes his milk and naming his cows.

This New Zealand rock band—comprising vocalists Jeremy Redmore and Simon Oscroft, keyboardist and rhythmic guitarist Nick Campbell, bassist Matt Warman and drummer Aidan Bartlett—talks to Chin Hui Wen about their influences, the evolution of their sound and the reality of digital downloads.

What makes Singapore's four newest malls worth the trip.

Chin Hui Wen chats with Jasper Donat, CEO of Branded Ltd. and President of Digital and Music Matters. He shares his motivation for starting the music conference, this year’s highlights and his hopes for the event’s future.

Prima ballerina Robert Carter is the most senior member of cross-dressing dance group Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, aka The Trocks. He talks to Chin Hui Wen about being part of the award-winning team, the preparation that goes into each show and the need for ibuprofen.

Baayork Lee choreographed and cast the Australian company of A Chorus Line, set to perform at Marina Bay Sands. She also acted as Connie in the Tony award-winning 1975 original, under mastermind, Michael Bennett. Chin Hui Wen learns how she and the show have evolved through the years.

This outdoor performance features 35 women interacting with 35 water-filled urns. Chin Hui Wen talks to the creators, Marion D'Cruz and Anne James, about the meaning and symbolism of the piece.