My bad. I know... I know... Yes, the play came first but since my initial exposure was through Hollywood, I could not help but keep referencing the movie. So for Pangdemonium Production's sophomore outing of this production of Patrick Marber's Closer, for all the tight-knit ensemble of Adrian Pang, Tan Kheng Hua, Keagan Kang and Cynthia Lee ( Read more... )

As with Earnest last year, having caught the opening preview performance and so enjoyed myself in the course of the evening, one immediately set about booking a ticket for the closing show of the run, and thus this evening's Boeing Boeing was no less rib-tickling despite the previous exposure ( Read more... )

And that would be the sound of the audience bouncing out of the theatre at the end of the evening, on a high from the side-splitting hilarity of the past two hours ( Read more... )

Let's not pretend that the name is just a teaser of a pun. This production of The Full Monty promised to deliver on the title, and this materialised in a performance at the end of the show where the cast had the balls to, well, show them. No dimming of lights, no distracting strobe effects, no fog machines in overdrive, just six naked men on stageI ( Read more... )