This revue is not only a testament to how talented Singapore-based artists are, it's also a lesson on being a foreigner in a strange land.

Two dancers discussing dancing 'Romeo and Juliet' to Prokofiev's music.

"I love watching traditional performances in Malaysia or Japan, where people feel quite comfortable talking or eating or sleeping through sections. I wish we could find a way to allow that again."

A maniacally strict matriarch imposes an eight-year mourning period on her household, revealing hidden desires, familial secrets, and the consequent lies.

Is it any wonder that this musical has lasted and been revived many times over since 1956?

A thrilling one-man murder mystery, with plenty of dark and slapstick humour.

Toy Factory presents a version with some of Shakespeare's most famous speeches turned into song.

A layered character study written by its stars Ana Graham and Antonio Vega probes the psyches of two Italians under Mussolini's rule.

In this production of the Tony-winning play about an athlete coming out of the closet, multi-dimensional acting rises above a script that hasn't quite kept pace with the times.

In this musical telling of the famous tale of the lovelorn hunchback, you'll find yourself singing the catchy melodies long after you leave the theatre.