Making a Scene
Esplanade OffstageA podcast about how art gets made. Created by Esplanade Offstage, your all-access backstage pass to the arts in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArtsSociety & Culture | ||||
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What is the meaning or value of adapting an existing work rather than creating a new work? With so many great texts in the world, how does one decide which piece to revisit, and what are some considerations one should have in mind while doing so?
How do we understand and situate Chinese culture as well as Chinese language theatre in a multicultural society like Singapore? more
In this episode hosted by theatre-maker Edith Podesta, find out more about how opera is evolving with the times, through insights from Reuben Lai and Akiko Otao of L’Arietta Productions, Jeremy Chiew of New Opera Singapore, Jonathan Charles Tay and D... more
In this (rather absurd) tale inspired by the red and quirkiness of Baby Bubble, you’ll hear three voices—a kooky riddler, a curious child, and the Thermostat man. --- 100 degrees. Check. Stop. Check. Stop. Check. Stop. Check. fireborne creatures blue... more
It was a rainy day and enchanted on first sight of this stone structure with triangular stones, the name “concrete brook” came to mind. --- It is much like fate the hour, the day, the route you take It’ll take awhile before you see pebbles like falle... more
By the earth, sun, wind, and rain, they come alive! Looking at these trees, I can’t help but smile, and aspire towards their artful vibrancy. --- Look up! See the marks on my body—orange and green the zest, the groove of these new tattoos the same co... more
To me, the rooftop holds so many memories of encounters and delightful observations. Paired with the expansive horizon, it inspires hope and a sense of reaching beyond. --- Into this skybound green and glass, come children running, “Look mummy! Look ... more
In this sanctuary, where the past, present and future melts into one another, I felt moved to reflect and contemplate—upon dreams made and legacies emerging. --- In this wooden alcove porous and bright, listen to whispers from yesteryears hopes turne... more
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Apple Podcasts | #121 |  Singapore/Arts/Performing Arts |
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