
Your backstage pass to the Singapore Theatre scene.
Interviews, reviews, news and more.
Hosted by Theatre Practitioner TJ & Theatre Luvvy Sam.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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TJ & Sam spill the tea on Moonlit City, Toy Factory Productions’ English-language musical inspired by the love story of Lee Kuan Yew and Kwa Geok Choo.
We watched the show on opening night, Friday 14 August 2026, at Victoria Theatre — and this one l... more
TJ & Sam spill the tea on Jesus Christ Superstar, now rocking the Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands.
There’s no denying the talent on stage. The vocals are huge, the cast are phenomenal and this production certainly knows how to make some noise. But... more
We went into Tunggu Sekejap: The P. Ramlee Suite expecting a celebration of one of the great icons of local cinema and music but we weren’t expecting it to be presented quite like this.
Created and performed by Julian Wong (re:mix) and Fadhli Ramlee... more
We came out of Legally Blonde from Singapore Repertory Theatre with a LOT to say. 💖⚖️
There’s so much to celebrate in this production — brilliant performances, huge energy and plenty of moments that absolutely deliver — but we also wanted to go bey... more
This is the first podcast aired on all the platforms from Singapore the little red dot. The reviews are so unbiased and cover all the details. 5⭐️
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A behind-the-scenes look at Singapore's theatre scene, with candid reviews, interviews, and industry news. Episodes frequently unpack local productions—from large-scale musicals to fringe and intimate pieces—with emphasis on direction, design, pacing, and audience experience. Hosts bring professional theatre insight, often analyzing set design, puppetry, sound, and technical craft while connecting performances to broader cultural conversations in Singapore. A recurring strength is their ability to mix praise with constructive critique, offering practical takeaways for audiences, artists, and venue teams alike, and they frequently spotlight emerging local voices and educational angles within theatre. This combination of thoughtful critique, ... more
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