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Manasvi Myer performing at the National Day Parade on Aug 9.

NDP 2026 Gives Manasvi Myer a Stage to Celebrate Belonging

For 15-year-old Manasvi Myer, performing at the National Day Parade on Aug 9 was more than another opportunity to sing before a large audience. It was a chance to celebrate the country she calls home ...

A dance performance featuring Asha Sharath.

Singapore Malayalee Association’s Onam Nite Has ‘Something for Everyone’

As the grand finale of the festival, “Krishna - The Blue Magic,” led by writer and scholar Dushyanth Sridhar (second from left), received a resounding reception from the audience.

Muditha Arts Festival: A Feast for Art Lovers

NDP 2026 Show hosts (from left) Hafidz Rahman, Xixi Lim, Gurmit Singh, Udaya Soundari and Joakim Gomez.

Beyond The Stage: The Artistes Bringing NDP 2026 To Life

The day was filled with prayer and included a theatrical production that brought to life the journey of the Apostle who brought Christianity to India.

Syro-Malabar Catholic Community Celebrates Dukrana

The play follows Elaine – played by Ms Terri Tan – dealing with her father’s, played by Mr Tarun Satyakumar, mortality after he gets a stroke.

Everything But The Music: The Stage Club’s Everything But The Brain Review

The poster for Zarna Garg’s Million Dollar Excuses Tour.

Zarna Garg’s New Comedy Special Embraces the Power of Saying ‘No’

Kathak Pravaha 2024 - Panchamahabhuta.

‘Shashtha Sarga’ to Celebrate Lord Kartikeya Through Kathak

Veteran actor R. Chandran portrays Selva.

Destiny and Second Chances Take Flight in Temple of Fine Arts’ Terminal Two

Nadagamic 2026 is Singapore’s first international Tamil theatre festival.

AGAM Theatre Lab Reaches Out to New Audiences with Nadagamic Festival

The 120 minute show runs till July 12 at the Sands Theatre.

Singapore’s Queen of Comedy, Kumar is Back with Kumar Got Balls

HuM Theatre adapts Jenifer Haley’s award-winning The Nether to a Singaporean context, featuring a multi-racial cast and other surprise local elements.

Sink into HuM Theatre’s The Nether

This production of Reginald Rose’s Twelve Angry Men celebrates 25 years of Avant Theatre.

Avant Theatre Presents Localised Production of Reginald Rose’s Twelve Angry Men

Agape is an ambitious multidisciplinary work that blends Bharatanatyam-inspired movement, contemporary choreography, orchestral music, philosophy and visual storytelling into what its creators describe as an artistic response to modern-day emotional disconnection.

Agape Promises an Emotionally Immersive Dance Experience Beyond Traditional Bharatanatyam

Shruthika Kumar’s culturally rich solo debut at the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple’s PGP Hall on May 24 followed the prestigious and visually precise Kalakshetra style.

A Bharatanatyam Dancer’s Tribute to Tamil Language and Culture

Broadway’s take on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will run at the MBS Sands Theatre from May 19 to June 14.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Musical: A Nostalgic Treat for Roald Dahl Fans

Vadai follows a heated rivalry between two vadai sellers battling for customers on the same street.

If Plays Could Win Michelin Stars: Young and Wild’s All You Can Eat Review

Local audiences experienced Kalbeliya firsthand in August 2025, when a dedicated troupe of young dancers, guided by Omkar Arts’ founder and director Mdm Sreedevy, took to the stage at Anandha Kondaattam 2025.

‘Nam Marabu’: An Insight Explores the Desert Magic of Kalbeliya

Guests were treated to performances of Rabindra sangeet, literary readings and classical dance segments.

Tagore Society Celebrates Tagore’s 165th Birth Anniversary with Cultural Performances

Over the years, the 46-year-old has become one of India’s most recognisable global comedians – a touring performer with Netflix specials

Vir Das on Comedy, Censorship, and Connections with Strangers

This marks the 33-year-old’s second attempt at touring after tearing his ACL during a show in London last year. 

Hanumankind Brings the Heat and Beat to Singapore

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