This version of the Tony Award-winning comedy, directed by Guy Unsworth, stands out because of the comedic timing and naturalistic performances of most of the cast.

This new musical isn't perfect and its script and music could use some serious tweaking, but the set and costumes reflect the time period immaculately, the direction is creative, the singing is not bad and there are certainly moments of humour. Anyway, who said the '60s were perfect, after all?

The direction, choreography, and dancing in this version seemed lacklustre and short on energy and charisma.

Some good moments stick out in this hit-and-miss musical about a girls' school.

It is no wonder that Akhtar's play won the 2013 Pulitzer for Drama as the writing delves deeply into racial and religious issues of being a non-White Muslim in America.

Unique viewpoint of senior citizens continuing to live, even if that means rediscovering the joys of sex.

These are exactly the types of Singapore stories that the world would be fascinated to watch: raw, real, riveting and resonant.

'Les Miz' proves a timeless musical, still with remarkable visual and aural splendor more than 30 years on.

Whilst this production does have very stylized dance moves and music, they don't make up for the old and tired themes, meandering plot, and off-putting Nadsat lingo.

Singapore’s first and only Austrian restaurant, Kaiserhaus, has opened in Capitol Building, serving both lunch and dinner daily. The restaurant opens at 10.30am and closes at midnight every day (except for Fridays and Saturdays when it stays open until 1am). Not only is the two-level restaurant situated in one of …