This Week’s Quick‑Fire Picks
Ready to swap Netflix for something that actually makes you feel? We’ve mixed deep‑cut stage plays, eye‑rolling exhibitions, an after‑life museum that’ll haunt your thoughts, and stand‑up comedy that’ll leave you in stitches—all wrapped up in one awesome ticket‑bundle.
What’s On the Menu?
- Stage‑Diving Drama – Not your usual tearjerker; these plays spark real conversations.
- Show‑Stopping Exhibits – Installations that’ll make your Insta followers double‑tap.
- Afterlife Museum Awesomeness – A quirky exploration of what comes after, complete with interactive whispers.
- Laugh‑Out‑Loud Comedy Nights – Stand‑up circuits that will crack you up and leave you begging for encore.
Grab your passes, buckle up, and let’s make this week unforgettable!
With Time – A compelling piece about mental health
Open Your Hearts with With Time
Drama Box invites you to sit through a verbatim theatre show that doesn’t just tackle the weight of suicide – it flips the script and lets audiences see a brighter, honest future. Resident Artist Chng Yi Kai uses the stage to show us that stepping out of the darkness is not only possible, but also a story we can all help write.
What With Time is all about
- It’s a real‑talk, real‑life story drawn from survivors—no pretending, just plain and sincere.
- Through the performance, you’ll discover new ways to overcome a suicidal mindset and learn coping tricks that actually work.
- The message? If you’re a young person feeling trapped by those thoughts, you’re not alone. Reality shows that help, hope, and help is here.
Program details
- Where: Esplanade Theatre Studio – 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
- When: Saturday 27 – Monday 29 October 2021
- Times: 4 pm and 8 pm each day
Book your tickets now and be part of a story that turns a scary experience into a hopeful one. Call +65 6828 8377 or find the link on the showroom’s official page.
National Museum of Singapore presents Dia de Muertos
Day of the Dead Takes Center Stage at the National Museum of Singapore
Get ready for a splash of color, tradition, and a touch of Mexican spirit right in the heart of Singapore! The National Museum of Singapore is opening a full‑scale exhibition dedicated to the vibrant Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), inviting visitors to step into the world of Aztec celebrations and heartfelt remembrance.
What the Festival Is All About
Think of Día de Muertos as a living‑mouth greeting to those who have passed. Loved ones gather, share a delicious meal, and treat the dead as if they’re still there—honoring memories through food, music, and stories. It’s a beautiful blend of mourning and merriment, where every altar tells a tale.
Why the Aztec Empire Matters
- A strong focus on the Aztec goddess Mictecacihuatl, the Lady of the Dead—known for guiding the souls of the departed.
- Explanations of traditional offerings such as sugar skulls, candles, and favorite foods made to honor the dead.
- Insight into how these offerings connect present-day families to ancient practices, giving the festival a timeless feel.
Exhibit Details
- Venue: Level 1 of The Salon, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
- Phone: +65 6332 3659
- Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Closing Date: November 2, 2021
Whether you’re a history buff, a culture enthusiast, or just craving a taste of Mexican warmth, this exhibition offers a playful yet respectful look at how a community celebrates life beyond the grave. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the past, present, and the enriching rituals that keep the spirit alive.
Immerse yourselves in traditional Russian music with Russian Teatime
Russian Teatime: A Sip‑and‑String Spectacular
Picture this: a kettle whistling in the background and the warm aroma of tea filling the air while four musical maestros whirl around you. That’s exactly what the Russian Teatime promises.
Why Russian Teatime?
Russians say they’re tea‑obsessed—we’re talking about a whole culture, a tradition, and even a gadget designed just for it. The event celebrates that love by weaving tales of teacups & traditions into a performance of pure Russian charm.
Meet the Musicians
- Alexander Souptel – violin virtuoso who’ll make the strings sing
- Masako Suzuki White – violinist bringing silky tones
- Guennadi Mouzyka – double‑bass wizard who’ll keep the groove deep
- Santiago Jiaxi Zhang – accordion ace who’ll tickle your ears
When & Where
Gather at the Esplanade Concourse (1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981). Signal the vibes for the 2021 lineup:
- October 25, 2021 – 7 pm evening show
- October 25, 2021 – 8 pm encore
For any last‑minute tea tail or seat questions, give the crew a call at +65 6828 8377.
Artur Akhmetzyanov brings the castle down this Halloween
Singapore’s Halloween Gets a Russian Twist
Ready for a belly‑laughing night that’s as spicy as a vodka splash? Artur Akhmetzyanov, Singapore’s sole Russian comic maestro, is staging a Halloween fiesta that’ll make audiences tumbling in fits of giggles.
What’s Going On?
- Show Title: Russians Are Coming: Halloween Special
- Headliner: Artur Akhmetzyanov – known for sharp wit and outrageous story‑telling.
- Co‑Starrer: Prem John – local actor‑comedian, turning the stage into a laugh‑factory.
- Venue: Goodman Arts Centre, Block B, 90 Goodman Road, Singapore 439053.
- Dates & Time: Oct 29–30, 2021, 8 pm sharp.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
- Artur’s humor is notoriously outrageous – think a mix of Russian sarcasm with pure slapstick.
- Prem John brings his own brand of mischievous comedy, proving you don’t need Russian lingo to hit a comedic bone.
- It’s a Halloween drama with a twist: comedy that’s more ghost‑busters than spooky.
Seats are flying faster than a flying sledge, so grab your tickets at the venue or call the front desk. Let the laughter echo through Singapore’s Halloween night with every punchline dropping like a snowflake!
Hell’s Museum: Haw Par Villa relaunches with a major upgrade
Haw Par Villa Gets a Spookier Make‑over for Halloween!
Just in time for the season of scares, the historic Haw Par Villa is rolling out its most terrifying attraction yet: Hell’s Museum. If you thought the original Ten Courts of Hell were spine‑tingling, brace yourself for the new galleries that will have you clutching your seats.
What’s Inside the New Exhibit?
- Immersive Dioramas – Think vivid, blood‑colored scenes that bring death, judgment, and eternal torment straight to life.
- Religious & Philosophical Perspectives – From Buddhist theologies to Hindu mythos, the museum explores how different cultures view the afterlife.
- Interactive Experience – Walk through the halls and “feel” the atmosphere of a truly haunted place.
Where & When?
Location: 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628
Opening: Starting October 29, 2021 every day from 9 am to 10 pm. Turn on your night‑lights and plan an evening adventure!
Why It’s a Must‑Visit?
Besides the obvious horror factor, the museum is a vibrant blend of art, culture, and a bit of EC-120 comedy – think “You’re in the wrong place, stop scrolling!” vibes. The quirky decorations, artful ghosts, and informal commentary promise a binge‑worthy experience for horror enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
Plan Your Night Out
Pair the visit with other Singapore hotspots: a midnight walk along the Gardens by the Bay lights, a horror‑themed karaoke session, or even some traditional Chili Crab for the bravest among you.
As the official guide says, “It’s open for all, so come on in if you dare!” Dive in and let the Ả Hell’s Museum ride now, and we guarantee your selfie game will rise to new heights.
