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‘We’ll be crying non-stop’: Pangdemonium bids farewell with uplifting 9/11 musical Come From Away (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Veteran actor Lim Yu-Beng in a rehearsal for Come From Away, which plays at the Victoria Theatre from Sept 11 to 27. SINGAPORE – Film-maker Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster adaptation of The Odyssey revived an old Greek question from since the Trojan War: How should a host treat the unexpected arrival of strangers? Pangdemonium’s final show, Come From Away, also grapples with questions about modern hospitality in a time of global crisis.
World’s first site-specific Sherlock Holmes experience opens with a murder mystery in Bugis, Singapore (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Hidden Singapore launched A Study In Red: The Official Sherlock Experience – a 90-minute immersive game played in Bugis’ malls. SINGAPORE – Fictional detective Sherlock Holmes’ famed 221B Baker Street residence has opened a consultancy outpost on 221B Bugis Street. It is now home to the world’s first site-specific Sherlock Holmes experience, opening on Aug 21, where visitors help solve the case of a bloody murder that takes place in Bugis
Overlooked Nanyang artist Lai Foong Moi gets her first solo exhibition in 63 years (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Lai Foong Moi: Crossings, curated by Teo Hui Min, is open at the National Gallery Singapore until Oct 3, 2027. SINGAPORE – Artists Georgette Chen and Lai Foong Moi, both Paris-trained and influenced by the post-Impressionists, were the only two women teaching at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in the 1950s. Today, Chen has her place assured in the male-dominated canon of Nanyang art while few recognise Lai’s name. Crossings, the l
National Gallery Singapore’s Art Remembers features local Counter-Strike and crushed iPhones (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Art Remembers features a playable artwork by artist Charles Lim Yi Yong and Geek Culture founder Lim Yeong Chun which sets the Counter-Strike game in an HDB estate. SINGAPORE – Recall playing Counter-Strike in a virtual Choa Chu Kang Housing Board estate? Turn-of-the-millennium LAN shop gamers can relive a version of the first-person shooter game map in a playable artwork at the National Gallery Singapore’s (NGS) newest show, complete wit
Singapore arts guide (Aug 15 to 28): Catch SYC Ensemble’s epoch-spanning choral concert (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The Heart’s Reflection by SYC Ensemble Singers is guest-conducted by Finnish choral conductor Kari Turunen. After focusing on cutting-edge choral theatre work in 2025, the 62-year-old SYC Ensemble Singers is going back to basics with a programme that harks back to the roots of choral music. Renaissance polyphonic pieces from around the 16th century sit alongside contemporary choral works in this programme that convenes a conversation abou
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