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In Singapore Repertory Theatre’s Eureka Day, school parents behave badly

(From left) Munah Bagharib, Coco Wang Ling, Benjamin Chow and Julie Wee star in the Tony Award-winning satire about vaccines, school politics and a chaotic group chat.

A taste of Malayalee life in Anitha Devi Pillai’s debut short story collection

Dr Anitha Devi Pillai, with her recently released debut short story collection What The Tongue Remembers, which explores the lives of the Malayalee community in Singapore, pictured on Oct 20.

Not just treasures: Peranakan Museum’s new show finds meaning in everyday objects

(From left) Curators Peter Lee and Naomi Wang during the preview of the Exceptional/Everyday: New Acquisitions, New Perspectives exhibition at Peranakan Museum on Oct 27.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia on the importance of finding yourself

Silvia Moreno-Garcia will give a Singapore Writers Festival keynote on Nov 21 titled Writing Between The Real And Unreal, focusing on A.I. and authenticity.

No Strings Attached at 10: Singapore’s puppet festival goes beyond borders

Paper Monkey Theatre artistic director Benjamin Ho with his Journey to the West puppets at the puppetry studio in Goodman Arts Centre.

Tang Contemporary Art reopens gallery with new exhibition after landlord lockout

Visitors at Tang Contemporary Art’s Singapore gallery for the opening of Dyestuff: Between Visibility And Reality on Oct 17.

Two Singapore graphic novels revisit the Raffles Hotel tiger and a case of male mass hysteria

Author Felix Cheong (left) and Singaporean graphic novelist and author Sean Lam.

National Gallery Singapore stages first major show on ink master Fan Chang Tien

The Gathering Of Poets at the media preview of Fan Chang Tien: Rhythm Of The Southern Brush at National Gallery Singapore on Oct 13.

Singapore arts guide (Oct 14 to Dec 6): Objectifs organises first short-film festival

Objectifs, a centre for Photography & Film along Waterloo Street, is organising a short film festival which runs parallel to this year’s Singapore International Film Festival.

Crack The Case: Wonderland is an immersive tea party worth crashing

Tan Rui Shan as the March Hare in Crack The Case: Wonderland.

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