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What to do in Singapore for the Week of Sept 11

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Find out what events are happening in Singapore this weekend!
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COMEDY

Chindian Express

A comedy ride that tracks the cross-border love story of Sathish Kumar (India) and Kate Hu (China). Expect a punchy mix of fresh stand-up sets and spontaneous crowd riffing.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 8pm to 9.30pm Where: MDLR, 62 Cecil Street Tickets: eventbrite.sg

DANCE

Rakhtabha – The Red Aura

Rakhtabha is an evocative solo Kathak-based theatrical production that explores the powerful duality of the colour red as a symbol of a woman’s radiance, fertility and love, as well as her resistance, rage and divine strength.

The performance by Aishwarya Verma delves deeply into feminine energy across time, invoking the sacred, the sensual and Shakti through traditional Kathak vocabulary, literature and contemporary expression.

When: Sept 11, Fri, 7pm to 9pm Where: SIFAS Annexe, 3 Race Course Lane Tickets: eventbrite.sg

Mahaarpanam – The Awakening Of The 7 Chakras

The multidisciplinary Indian performing arts production interprets the philosophy of the seven chakras through an integrated presentation of classical, folk, musical and martial traditions. Anchored in the expressive storytelling of Bharatanatyam, the programme brings together traditional Indian percussion, contemporary interpretations of Carnatic music, the vibrant folk form Karagattam and the dynamic martial art Silambam.

When: Sept 20, Sun, 2pm and 6pm Where: AGAM Theatre Lab, 39 Tanjong Pagar Distripark Tickets: bookmyshow.sg

Garba Workshop

Learn new dance techniques from Bolly Dancing Studio instructors and groove to the beats of Garba music.

When: Sept 26 (Sat) and Sept 27 (Sun), 1.30pm to 3.30pm Where: Bolly Dancing Studio. 261 Waterloo Street

EVENT

Krishna Manjari 2026

A celebration of Srimad Bhagvad Gita through performing and visual arts. Music and dance performances by community organisations and local art groups.

When: Sept 12, Sat, 6pm to 8.30pm Where: PGP Hall, 397 Serangoon Road Admission: Free; register at: tinyurl.com/KrishnaManjari2026

Project Citizens – The First Million

Share your memories of Singapore from the 1960s and get a S$30 NTUC Voucher. You must be 60 years or older. Organised by Tamil Murasu and Founders’ Memorial.

Lunch will be provided for all participants.

When: Sept 12, Sat, 9.30am to 12.30pm Where: Singapore Khalsa Association, Level 4. Register at tm.sg/fm26

MUSIC

Anahat

An evening of santoor by Ashwin Bapat, who is accompanied on the tabla by Guru Mihir Kundu. Experience the melodic beauty of the santoor and the rhythmic energy of the tabla in a live performance organised by SIFAS Productions.

When: Sept 20, Sun, 7pm to 9pm Where: SIFAS Amphitheatre, 250/252 Middle Road Tickets: eventbrite.sg

Anirudh XV Tour: Live In Singapore

The high-energy concert celebrates the award-winning Indian composer and singer’s 15 years in the music industry. Expect a mix of recent chart-raging hits and iconic anthems, including tracks like “Powerhouse”, “Thalapathy Katcheri!”, “Arabic Kuthu” and “Kanave Kanave”.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 7.30pm When: Singapore Indoor Stadium Tickets: viagogo.gr

Anoushka Shankar: Chapters Tour

Ther sitar virtuoso’s live shows are defined by an “immersive and soulful” atmosphere that blends her deep Hindustani classical roots with contemporary global genres. It will be a mesmerising confluence of melody, mastery and emotion.

When: Oct 1, Thu, 7.30pm Where: Esplanade Concert Hall Tickets: bookmyshow.sg

THEATRE

Sanjya Chhaya

Warm, witty and deeply relatable, Sanjya Chhaya is a celebration of friendship, companionship, individuality and the enduring desire to remain useful and joyfully alive. Packed with humour, heart and moments of poignant reflection, the play shines a spotlight on a generation that refuses to be defined by age.

When: Sept 18 (Fri) and Sept 19 (Sat), 7.30pm Where: Esplanade Theatre Studio Tickets: esplanade.com

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