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Rishi Vadrevu plays Jim, who deals with mental health issues and alcoholism across the play.

Rishi Vadrevu’s “Raw, Theatrical, Magnetism”: The Parting Glass Review

Rishi Vadrevu will tell you that a character he plays is bright, funny, and the life of the party, but I can tell you that these features seep into his non-stage persona too.

Trained in Western classical opera, Thaarmin Thana Rajan, 21, is an emerging singer making his foray into pop music.

NAC Scholars Shaping Singapore’s Creative Frontier

(From left) Vidushi Rajesh, Isabel Joshy, Aathmika Viju-Pany and Maya Sharma were the artistes at Yuva Mahotsav 2026.

Youths Shine in Bharatanatyam Festival Yuva Mahotsav

Nawaz Mirajkar receiving the the Sangitha Kala Nipuna Award from Mr Anil Sarasijakshan, president of the Sree Narayana Mission.

Nawaz Mirajkar Honoured for Making Tabla Speak Across Cultures

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

Pioneering Cold Forging towards Global Experience By S. Seetharaman.

Pioneering Cold Forging Towards Global Experience By S. Seetharaman

Directors of Muditha Arts: (Top row, from left) V. Krishnan, Uttam Kripalani and N. Subramaniam; (bottom row, from left) Soundarya Sukumar and Priyalatha Arun.

Inaugural Muditha Arts Festival

The main highlight of the ArtsEverywhere@CDC programme held at Our Tampines Hub on July 4 was Aneka Ragam Rakyat Reimagined, a contemporary tribute to the popular community cultural concerts of the 1960s.

Tampines Residents Relive the 1960s in Multicultural Showcase

Directors of Muditha Arts: (Top row, from left) V. Krishnan, Uttam Kripalani and N. Subramaniam; (bottom row, from left) Soundarya Sukumar and Priyalatha Arun.

Muditha Arts Festival 2026 to Debut with Three-Day Celebration

Actor Jackie Chan visited Pei Chun Public School on July 7.

Action star Jackie Chan visits Pei Chun Public School

Moving beyond two-dimensional prints, a young entrepreneur has introduced lifelike sculptures that replicate the exact facial structures and emotions of everyday individuals.

Thasvindran Ashokan Freezes Time Tangibly in Tiny Sculptures

Libaas I, an art piece by Ms Hidhana Latheef, uses traditional kasabu weaving, which adorns the necklines of Dhivehi Libaas dresses.

The Shape of Return: Weaving Maldivian Stories Through Art

The Splendour of Mughal India exhibit is a section of the wider Crosscurrents collection in ACM.

Mughal India Splendour at Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore

Zarina’s fascination with architecture and flying planes heavily influenced her pieces featuring overhead maps and city layouts.

Print Artist Zarina’s Expressions for Home

Ms Swetha Chokkanathan won a silver medal at the 8th International Silambam Porr Kalai Invitation Championship, held in August 2025

Swetha Chokkanathan: From Silver Screen to Silver Medal

Keppel, Prince Edward Road, and Cantonment stations will open to the public on July 12.

New Artwork and Architecture Inside Circle Line’s New MRT Stations

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

Roopa Sirisha, owner of Scrapplique Galore, with her handmade products.

From Waste to Wearables: Sustainable Fashion and Textile Art

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

Muslim women shop for bangles at a store for the Eid al-Fitr celebrations during the last week of the Islamic holy fasting month of Ramadan in Lahore on March 17, 2026.

When the Bangles Fall Silent: Culture and Crisis in India’s Glass Heartland

Find out what events are happening this weekend!

What to do in Singapore for the Week of April 17

The Urimi Melam drum is an integral part of the Tamil community’s musical identity.

Echoing Traditions of Urumi in ‘Nam Marabu: An Insight’

Young Indian classical musicians performing at the Singapore Indian Youth Orchestra and Choir’s Yuva Ragam event.

Youth Takes Centre Stage at Yuva Ragam as Singapore’s Next Generation of Musicians Shine

An illustrated rendition of the auditiorium space at the Ramakrishna Mission’s new Vivekananda Cultural Centre.

Ramakrishna Mission’s New Centre to be an Affordable Arts and Cultural Space

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