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Daily Cuts - International Built Environment Week Leaders' Summit

The Built Environment Leaders’ Summit took place today, and attendees this year witnessed the transformative power of lateral thinking and creative problem-solving in shaping the Built Environment’s future. Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak to Suhaimi Sainy, Senior Project Manager at RX S

Daily Cuts - Mark Lee receives Best Asian Actor nomination at Netherlands' Septimius Awards

Veteran entertainer Mark Lee continues to prove that he is just as skilled in dramatic roles as he is in comedic roles. He has recently received a nomination for Best Asian Actor at the Netherlands' Septimius Awards – becoming the first Singaporean actor ever to receive the honour. Singapore Today's Lance Alexande

Do Rhinos Feel Their Horns? Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2023

Chan (Cheryl Ho) and Bella (Shannen Tan) are doing a radio show about rhinos, which is itself interrupted by an urgent news broadcast about, ironically enough, a herd of rhinos...

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Arts Picks: Deities And Demons exhibition, Singapore Trilogy theatre production and SSO National Day concert

DEITIES AND DEMONS. Read more at straitstimes.com.

5 things to do in Singapore this week: July 12 to 18, 2021

July 12, 2021 The Straits Times This upcoming week is an exciting and meaningful one, with a colourful array of first-time features, thought-provoking performances, and foreign artistry.  From a compelling theatrical love story to an artistic celebration of women , to a stunning display of local fashion , Singapore is truly alight with activities to occupy your time this week. 1. Immerse Yourself in the Monodrama of The Concubine An original monodrama starring Isaiah Christopher Lee, The Concubine follows a young man as he traverses through life, navigating love, hurt and the traumas tied to his past. Juxtaposed against his story are the tales of various concubines from different literary and performative traditions, which serve as cultural and geographical contrasts.

Singapore theatre groups take to TikTok and Telegram for online festival