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Dear Jay: Heartfelt and Thought-Provoking
By Sng Ler Jun Over the weekend, Blue Bean Production has launched and concluded her inaugural play. “Dear Jay”, the brainchild of both Euginia Tan and Benedict Leong, explores the journey of how Leonard (Benedict Leong) struggles and copes with the death of his only friend Jay (Zenda Tan). “Dear Jay” weaves together a touchy theme, a taxing plot and a fresh cast of actors, turning it into a…
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THE PLOT THICKENS IN THE BRILLIANT 'HAPPY VALLEY'! Review of episode four, series two.
THE PLOT THICKENS IN THE BRILLIANT ‘HAPPY VALLEY’! Review of episode four, series two.
You know you are enjoying a programme when you glance at the clock and curse the fact that that there is only thirty minutes left of it. You know you are watching a truly exceptional programme when you glance at the clock once again later on, wishing that the episode wasn’t nearly over. This is how I felt about the fourth episode of Happy Valleylast night. I wanted to watch the next episode…
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Arts Review: Sheep
Dir. Martin O’Connor, Tron theatre, 4 – 6 February The intimate Changing House of the Tron theatre transforms into a small town churchyard at the beginning of ‘Sheep.’ We hear the sound of crows, bells and strong female voices in a choir while 5 actresses in mourning clothes are huddled together on stage. Just moments later the girls get the party started. No better way to recover from a funeral…
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Arts Review: Little Red
Arts Review: Little Red
Dir. Natasha Gilmore, Tramway, 11 – 23 December Tramway’s festive reimagining of the classic fairytale of Little Red Ridinghood through dance theatre doesn’t feature any ‘boys and girls’ or possibilities for traditional panto larks. (more…)
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Arts Review: Snow White
Arts Review: Snow White
Dir. Eric Potts, Kings Theatre, 4th Dec – 10th Jan 2015/16 I last saw a pantomime about a decade ago, but Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was a fantastic way to get back into the tradition. With music, humour and dancing for all generations, it is not just ‘a kid’s show’ but truly is a family show. (more…)
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Arts Review: Macbeth
Arts Review: Macbeth by STaG at the Art School
Dir. Jack Cameron, The Art School, 7-9th of December (more…)
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Arts Review: My Friend Selma
Arts Review: My Friend Selma
Dir. Joe Douglas, Tron Theatre, 23rd – 24th October My Friend Selma is carried by the innocent charm and remarkable talent of its only actress, Victoria Beesley. She tells a real-life story – probably not the happiest one. (more…)
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