What to do in Singapore for the Week of March 13

COMEDY

• Marry Go Round: Let’s Blame it on Bollywood

This 120-minute, English-language, chaotic wedding-themed comedy makes its world premiere in Singapore and stars Vidya Malavade, Mohan Kapur and Apoorva Arora. The production, directed by Bhavna Pani, centres on a chaotic, high-stakes wedding with surprise guests, collapsing dance numbers and dramatic, comical scenarios.

When: March 14, Sat, 7.30pm Where: Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade Tickets: https://www.sistic.com.sg/

• Gaurav Kapoor Live

Indian stand-up comedian Gaurav Kapoor is set to perform in Singapore for the first time. He is popular for his observational comedy, humour and stories about middle-class life in Delhi.

When: June 7, Sun, 7pm Where: Kreta Ayer People’s Theatre Tickets: eventbrite.sg

COMMUNITY

• SingaiVizha 2026

A meeting ground of cultures, sounds and generations, the cohesive festival is rooted in purpose. It features Urumi Melam, fusion dance performances and a powerful independent artiste line-up featuring Sahi Siva, Ratty Adhiththan, Suhaas and Reyan.

When: March 28, Sat, from 7pm Where: GlassDome - Landmark of Good, 28 China Street Tickets: eventbrite.sg

DANCE

• Chotto Desh by Akram Khan Company

A 50-minute performance blending dance, shadow play and animation, exploring themes of identity, memory, and belonging. Adapted by Theatre-Rites director Sue Buckmaster, this show, part of Esplanade’s March On festival, blends Kathak and contemporary dance with storytelling.

When: March 21 (Sat)/22 (Sun), 3pm Where: Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade Tickets: sistic.com.sg

• Antara Dua: Between Two Choices, A Destiny Prevails

The production explores the intersections between Indian and Malay mythologies through Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Dikir Barat. A first-time collaboration between NUS Indian Dance and NUS Dikir Barat, Antara Dua comprises three pieces, two by each of the groups separately, and a joint, interdisciplinary finale.

When: April 3, 7.30pm Where: University Cultural Centre – Theatre, NUS Tickets: bookmyshow.sg

FESTIVAL

• Tamil Language Festival

The Tamil Language Council’s (TLC) 20th edition of the Tamil Language Festival will take place from March 28 to April 26. It will have 43 programmes by 44 partners, which will rally the Tamil-speaking community in Singapore to “Love Tamil, Speak Tamil” and embrace the use of their mother tongue in their daily lives. The TLC has brought partners together for a special outreach event on March 14 to create greater awareness and interest in the community.

When: March 14, Sat, 11am to 2.30pm Where: Area outside the Indian Heritage Centre, 5 Campbell Lane

FESTIVE BAZAAR

• Re-Inkarnation Thirivizha

A celebration of culture and community on the occasion of Tamil New Year.

When: April 18, Sat, 5pm to 10pm Where: University Cultural Centre Tickets: sistic.com.sg

MUSIC

• Anuv Jain Dastakhat Tour

Indian singer-songwriter and composer Anuv Jain is set to perform in Singapore as part of his worldwide Dastakhat Tour 2025–2026. Rising from an online sensation to a global indie music powerhouse, Anuv has made a strong impact with his ability to capture raw human emotions and compelling live performances.

When: July 28, Tue Where: Capitol Theatre Tickets: ticketmaster.sg

TALK

• I rode my scooter from Singapore to the Indian Himalayas solo & survived

An inspiring session on adventure and self-discovery while riding in the Indian Himalayas and how you can experience it too. Join Juvena Huang, known as The Wandering Wasp, as she recounts real-life stories from her adventures and shares how riding in the mountains became a mirror for courage, resilience and humility – and how the Himalayas can be powerful teachers.

When: March 28, Sat, 5pm Where: Handlebar, 10 Lock Road Admission: Free, reserve a spot at eventbrite.sg