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To Paint a Picture of Chaos: A Look Inside The World of T:> Works’ Cabaret Joy
Top image: Win (@cheetouk)
Lights, feathers, action.
For a performance that bills itself as being all about unpredictability and spontaneity, the overall aesthetic and costume design of its performers are flawlessly immaculate. Explosions of cabaret, drag, and burlesque dominate the s
This Digital Gallery Is Shining A Spotlight on Tamil Women in Singapore
T:>Works is an independent performance company based in Singapore. It seeks to investigate the current urgencies of living in Singapore through different creative expressions in the public sphere. From 13-31 July, T:>Works presents ‘Festival of Women: N.O.W.’ a completely digital experienc
The World Can Be Kinder When There’s a Unifying Threat. So Says A Quiet Place Part II
Production stills courtesy of United International Pictures.
A competitive society makes us selfish at the core. Agree? From wrestling for the last chicken drumstick to being first to grab a cab, Singaporeans are familiar with the inclination to be first in line. Doesn’t matter what’s at stake.
Classic Movie Reviews: Jack Neo’s Ah Boys to Men Franchise Is A Cultural Treasure
All images taken from Netflix.
The consensus at RICE is that Ah Boys to Men is a terrible franchise. That its director Jack Neo is a hack who has really jumped the shark from his early decent films like Money No Enough and I Not Stupid to directing big-budget B-movies that are essen
One Millennial Smashes Stereotypes In Her Quest to Save Disappearing Chinese Traditions
Photography by Thaddeus Loh / RICE Media.
“Wow.” My jaw dropped open as I let my inquisitive eyes wander around … As I moved slowly through the space, I could not help but let my fingers touch the furniture as a sense of warmth swept through my body …
I caught sight of my own reflection in the