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Posted on 24 June 2008Imagine Dune’s Paul Atreides breaking into a Spice Girls song, or perhaps a Star Wars Darth Vader massacre dance repertoire. Science fiction is obviously not normally the stuff or material for making musicals. However, No Limits hopes to break away from that, in hopes that a genre that is usually denoted as cold and emotionless amidst scientific reasoning can be explored into a musical take.
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Posted on 24 June 2008Thai artist Imhathai Suwatthanasilp is complicated and mind boggling, even more so than just the pronunciation of namesake. This July, VWFA features her installation in their project room that includes sculptural objects and photographs comprising crocheted veils made of her own hair.
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Posted on 23 June 2008We’re always on the look out for new names in the performing arts scene and this month, we’ve been curious over one Nick Choo who has written a musical entitled The Edge which will be performed at IndiCine.
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Posted on 23 June 2008On 10 June, as part of the Stirring Odissi 2008 show, Sutra Dance Theatre (Malaysia) and Orissa Dance Academy (India) presented one of the newer developments of Odissi – group performances.
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Posted on 09 June 2008This isn’t the sort of coming-of-age parable you’d relate at Sunday school. How I Learned To Drive centers around the incestuous, pedophiliac relationship between Li’l Bit and her recovering alcoholic Uncle Peck, set in 1960s Maryland and surrounded by bitterly domineering kith and kin and ignorant middle school peers.
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