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Spiritual. Courageous. Remarkable. These are the three words that best represent local music legend Zubir Said according to his student's student, acclaimed music director Julian Wong. Despite his iconic status as the man who wrote our national anthem, very little is known about Said's life and art beyond Majulah Singapura.
Remember those brainy innovators from our STE+P Up Video Series , guiding you through groundbreaking Public Service projects? Ever wondered how they got to where they are now? Discover the inside scoop in STE Unplugged as we blend passion for invention with personal tales, and shine a light on the movers and shakers in our nation's STE scene!
A collection of digital marketing and content strategy projects showcasing my work across various industries and platforms. Highlights include campaigns for IHH, MSD, Catch Singapore, and CTRL+SHIFT, with a focus on data-driven strategy, content creation, and audience engagement. This portfolio demonstrates my ability to manage end-to-end marketing processes, from ideation and creative development to execution and performance analysis.
Features + Interviews
Is normal always better? That depends on who you ask in The Almighty Sometimes, the latest play by Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT). For Anna, a young woman who has spent 10 years on a concoction of 'normalising' medication, being a dark creative genius is better than being normal.
What do mystery theatre shows, food tours, and light installations have in common? They can all be found at this year's Singapore Night Festival (SNF). Centred in the Bras Basah Bugis (BBB) heritage precinct, the arts and culture festival puts a spotlight on the area's unfamiliar stories.
Is there a formula to adulthood? And, are we better off if we follow it? The Fourth Trimester by Checkpoint Theatre explores these very questions as it brings the chaos of parenthood and family life to audiences. The play’s title is a nudge to the three months following childbirth, when parents are adjusting to a new normal and feeling like most, if not all, things are out of their control.
For some of us, the nimble, bright notes of a piano or the lively, rich sounds of a violin are the first sounds to come to mind when we think of western classical music. We rarely think about the soft resonant timbre of the horn or the role it can play in bringing a composition to life.
Many people shoot for the moon in their chosen professions. But for Singapore artist Lakshmi Mohanbabu, it's literal. Two of her 3D artworks are among 100 art pieces that are currently in orbit, circling Earth as part of the first-ever extra-terrestrial art gallery.
The recent pandemic was a period of transition that drove many to reinvent themselves. One of the more exciting reinventions we witnessed came from our very own national dance company, Singapore Dance Theatre. In late 2021, the company rebranded itself to fit the skin that it had grown into.
On 13 Jul, a different kind of ship docked at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. Named Wayang Spaceship , its set-up of reflective panels, metal pipes, and shiny plastic sheets seems to contemplate the constant activity of a bustling seaport in the daytime.
