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If you are keen to learn more about the finer points of emceeing and experience what it’s like to host a ‘live’ performance, here is the perfect opportunity!Esplanade Youths invites you to join the Esplanade Youths Emcee Programme where you will have a chance to hone your hosting skills and emcee during selected On The […]
- Part of the EY Quarterly Newsletter
By Ishardi Jamil
Ras Muhammad, who wants to be known as the “Reggae Ambassador of Indonesia to the World”, will perform at Esplanade in March as one of the featured artists in Club M.I.A. during the Mosaic Music Festival.Using his music to speak out against social injustice and other […]
- Part of the EY Quarterly Newsletter
By Han Weiding
Tired of the hustle and bustle of the city? Let the sounds of Chinese indie band The Carrchy relax you when you listen to their breezy music during their performance at Huayi – Chinese Festival of Arts’ in::music series this February.
The electro-pop duo consists of lead […]
- Part of the EY Quarterly Newsletter
By Jerusha TanChart the progress of Singapore’s Chinese Language Theatre this February at Esplanade’s Huayi – Chinese Festival of Arts. The eighth edition of the festival sees Esplanade and local Chinese theatre company Drama Box teaming up to produce SCENES: Singapore’s Chinese Language Theatre, a landmark festival commission by […]
- Part of the EY Quarterly Newsletter
By Krista Marella
Growing up, I was taught by my parents that “happiness lies more in giving than in receiving”. My involvement in bringing wishing spheres out to various voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs) as part of the Marina Bay SINGAPORE Countdown 09/10 in December last year not only reinforced that, […]
- Part of the EY Quarterly Newsletter
By Harveen Kaur
Ever wondered what swing dance is all about, how songs are written or when to capture the best photographs in a concert arena? Well, you don’t have to sieve through thousands of search results on Google. Instead, come down to Esplanade from January to March and get […]
- Part of the EY Quarterly Newsletter
By Clara Lim Mei Xing
The beauty of music, many feel, is in the various ways it can be individually interpreted. Artists can never expect to provoke only one specific thought or emotion. It is our choice whether or not to ponder the technical aspects of a finger hitting a […]
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