A Spoonful Of Theatre

This episode features an exclusive after-show interview with Singapore actor Angelo Martinez about his starring role in Dear Evan Hansen and his debut performance experience.

Two hosts review the Wild Rice Panto production of 'The Emperor's New Clothes' in Singapore, praising its camp humor and entertainment value.

The hosts discuss their experience watching the immersive West End production of 'Guys and Dolls' at the Bridge Theatre, sharing personal connections and initial reactions to the show.

This episode features a theatre review of Pandemonium's production of 'Force Majeure' at Victoria Theatre in Singapore, discussing its connection to Chekhov's 'The Three Sisters' and the emotional context of it being the company's final season.

Two theatre enthusiasts express their anger and disappointment after watching the Les Misérables arena spectacular world tour in Singapore, critiquing its failure to deliver a spectacular experience.

This episode features an interview with theatre legend Ivan Heng, focusing on his role in Singapore theatre and the operations of his company Wild Rice.

This episode reviews the Singapore Fringe Festival play 'Invisible,' praising its beautiful execution and important focus on inclusivity for people with disabilities in theatre.

This episode features an interview with award-winning playwright Haresh Sharma about the Singapore Fringe Festival, its turbulent journey, and its importance in the theatre community.

This episode is the first part of a special mini-series on the Singapore Fringe Festival, featuring an interview with Sofie Buligis about her one-woman show 'Chill Up' which explores themes of identity and mixed heritage.

Two hosts review the Disney musical 'Beauty and the Beast' at the Sands Theatre in Singapore, praising its classic production quality and value.

Two hosts review the movie 'Wicked for Good', sharing their mixed feelings and comparisons to the first film and Wizard of Oz connections.

This episode reviews the Singapore-Australian co-production 'Congratulations Get Rich' at Drama Centre Theatre, discussing its surreal and comedic elements.

Two hosts review the Singapore theatre production 'The Serangoon Gardens Techno Party of 1993' after watching it at Wild Rice's Nian Kong Si Theatre, discussing its artistic impact and cultural significance.

Two hosts review a local Singapore production of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' by the Winter Players, praising the young collective's energy and enthusiasm in bringing classic works to life.

This episode of A Spoonful of Theatre interviews award-winning Singaporean actress Mina Kaye about her career and departure from Singapore, while also discussing summer plans, Eurovision, and Lady Gaga's theatrical concert.

Two hosts review Sightlines' all-male restaging of 'The Pillowman' at Singapore's KC Arts Centre, discussing their mixed experiences with the performance versus the theatre environment.

This episode of A Spoonful of Theatre features an interview with award-winning actress Rebekah Sangeetha Dorai, discussing Singapore theatre and news about Dear Evan Hansen coming to Singapore.

Two theatre enthusiasts review a Singapore production of Shakespeare's Macbeth at Shakespeare in the Park, sharing their personal connections to the play and praising it as an immersive, spectacular theatrical experience.

Two theatre enthusiasts discuss their immediate reactions to the Singaporean play 'Supervision' by Wild Rice, highlighting its emotional impact, local relevance, and powerful storytelling.

This episode of A Spoonful of Theatre features an interview with Singapore superstar Hossan Leong, discussing his illustrious performing career and recent theatre productions in Singapore.

This episode interviews Singaporean performer Eugene Huai about his transition from a corporate career to musical theatre success on the West End.

This episode features a review of the UK touring production of the musical Dear Evan Hansen at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, discussing its themes and comparisons to a previous local production.

Two hosts enthusiastically review Tina the Musical at London's Aldwych Theatre, giving it a perfect five-star rating and praising it as one of the best shows they've ever seen.

Two hosts discuss their experience watching the West End production of Moulin Rouge, sharing initial thoughts on the show's production quality and talent.

This episode reviews a local production of Henrik Ibsen's 'Hedda Gabler' by the Winter Players, discussing their background and approach to reviving classic works.

This episode reviews the Singaporean comedy variety show 'Dim Sum Dollies - The History of Singapore - Sixty Sexy Years' after watching it at the Capital Theatre.

Two hosts review the musical 'Six' at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, discussing its unique format, educational value in making history accessible, and personal enjoyment.

The hosts share their enthusiastic first thoughts on the new Wicked movie adaptation, praising its visuals, music, and performances by Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.

Two hosts share their enthusiastic first impressions of Wild Rice's pantomime adaptation of The Wizard of Oz, praising its local elements and cast.

This episode features a review of the musical 'Kimberly Akimbo' by Pandemonium in Singapore, with perspectives from both an unbiased audience member and a vocal coach involved in the production.

The hosts celebrate their podcast's one-year anniversary by reflecting on favorite memories and achievements from their first year covering Singapore theatre.

Two hosts review a lesbian love story musical they saw at the Singapore Fringe Festival, praising its fun, campy nature and strong local performances.

This episode reviews a local production of 'Lord of the Flies' by Sightlines Theatre Company at KC Art Centre in Singapore, discussing its intense tribalism themes and creative execution.

This episode features a theatre review of Sing Theatre's 'A French Kiss in Singapore', a musical revue showcasing French songs performed in English and French, discussing its format, cultural elements, and audience appeal.

Two hosts review the Singapore production of 'A Doll's House Part 2' outside Victoria Theatre, discussing its connection to Ibsen's original and audience accessibility.

This episode reviews the new West End musical 'Why Am I So Single' by the writers of Six, discussing its meta elements, strong audience interactions, and mixed reception regarding its repetitive second act.

This episode reviews the Singapore theatre production of 'The Last Five Years', explaining its unique structure with two actors telling the story from opposite ends and sharing personal connections to the musical.

In the first full episode of A Spoonful of Theatre, hosts TJ and Sam introduce their podcast focused on Singapore theatre, tease an interview with guest Andrew Marko about breaking his leg during a show, and discuss the positive reception from listeners and support from Xerip Media.

In this episode of A Spoonful of Theatre, hosts TJ and Sam provide an immediate review of the local Singapore production of Dear Evan Hansen, with TJ revealing his role as vocal coach and Sam offering an unbiased first-time perspective.

This preview episode introduces hosts TJ and Sam, who launch their podcast focused on Singapore theatre with humor and excitement, sharing their journey and inviting listeners to join them.

This episode features an interview with Singapore performer Kevin Tristan about his journey from Singapore to starring in Moulin Rouge on London's West End.