Theater Review: The Rise & Fall of Little Voice
11 years 9 months ago
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"It's vocally, physically and emotionally taxing": Interview with Mina Kaye
We speak to Mina Kaye, who stars in upcoming stage production The Rise & Fall of Little Voice, about divas and stage fright.
11 years 9 months ago
"I treat each bout like an exam": Interview with ONE FC Fighter Radeem Rahman
We speak to the first Singaporean to compete inside the ONE FC Cage about his training regime and returning from an injury.
11 years 10 months ago
Interview: Dr. Karma Phuntsho
The academic and author launches his ground-breaking book, The History of Bhutan, at the Impressions of Happiness exhibition (April 12, 2-4.30pm). He is also the founder of the Loden Foundation, a...
11 years 10 months ago
"We're trying not to outdo our 'best before' date": Interview with Budak Pantai
The members of Budak Pantai will be going separate ways after 20 years in the industry. We speak to them to find out more about their career highlights, and how they envision life after Budak Pantai...
11 years 10 months ago
"Back in the day, going to the opera was like going to a nightclub": Interview with AeRee Jeong
We speak to AeRee Jeong, Artistic Director of New Opera Singapore, about the face of opera here today.
11 years 10 months ago
"When the dust settles we go out for teh and prata": Interview with The Voodoo Sound
We speak to local rockers The Voodoo Sound about their quirky moniker, their influences, and what it's like to be part of a 10-strong band.
11 years 11 months ago
"I believe in the unconscious": Interview with Susie Lingham from the Singapore Art Museum.
The newly appointed director of Singapore Art Museum—who took the post just as the museum was undergoing structural changes and as Singapore Biennale got under way—talks to Clara Lim.
11 years 11 months ago
"Keep on sailing... men of the sea are used to unstable turf": Interview with Nithyand Rai and Rushdy from Twofold
Nityanand Rai and Rushdy are founders of Twofold where users can acquire and share practical knowledge from real world experiences.
11 years 11 months ago
"Design isn’t about the surface": Interview with architect and TV host Jason Pomeroy
Singapore-based architect, academic and host of Channel NewsAsia TV series City Time Traveller Jason Pomeroy talks about his travel adventures and the next big thing in local design.
11 years 11 months ago
"Don't be afraid of design": Interview with Dennis Tay of Naiise
Dennis Tay, the founder of online store Naiise, tells us why and how everyone should get into design.
11 years 11 months ago
Spoken For: 6 stylish bikes to ride around town
With OCBC Cycle Singapore (March 28 to 30) just around the corner, why not invest in a stylish bike of your own?
11 years 11 months ago
Of disappearing acts and Singapore arts: Interview with William Phuan
The Arts House celebrates its 10th anniversary from March 26 to April 6. We speak to director William Phuan about his views on the local arts scene.
11 years 11 months ago
Think these guys can convince you to stop looking at your phone?
The Put it On Friend Mode team reckon they can.
11 years 11 months ago
Alternative Movie Reviews of Anchorman 2
“And I’m Ron Burgundy. Go f^&@ yourself, San Diego.” After 9 long years, the legend of Ron Burgundy and his motley crew continues in this much-awaited sequel. Or does it?
11 years 11 months ago
"I'm constantly working": Interview with Liao Jiekai
The director of Red Dragonflies and mentor for the arts apprenticeship program Noise Singapore talks to us about dreaming of vampires and the compulsion to work.
11 years 12 months ago
"The job gives me a sneak peek into Singapore’s future": an interview with URA’s man who makes scale models of the city
Mohd Yazid from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has spent most of his life making miniature models of iconic Singapore buildings—30 years in fact. We took five with him to find out more...
12 years 5 days ago
Find love this Valentine's Day at these singles-friendly events
Singles, find someone to hook up with this Valentine's Day and make the Social Development Network proud (c'mon, they're stressed enough already).
12 years 6 days ago