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Boom Boom Room, Singapore's legendary drag cabaret club is back and better than ever! This all-new variety show will feature lip-synching performances by outrageous Drag Queens, the wildly popular stand-up comedy by Kumar - the OG drag diva, singer Nat Ho and an amazing line-up of acrobats, dancers and even a mentalist.

Coming out of a year of panic-demic, Singaporeans need to get their groove back, get out and laugh again (safely of course).  Boom Boom Room LIVE! will be the antidote for our gloom!

Targeted audience: Singaporean adults (18 & above)
Event organizer: Marina Bay Sands

Fun fact: Famous Singaporean comedian, Kumar, will be featured in the show.

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1. New World’s End by OH! Open House

New World’s End is OH! Open House’s first permanent installation – a multi-sensory theatrical experience that tells the story of two lovers caught up in the glitz and glamour of the swinging 60s at New World Amusement Park, where cabarets, boxing matches, and film screenings drew crowds every night.

Facts: It is multi sensory so it is open to everyone.

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They have turned terraced houses into museum and artworks. They have converted HDB staircases into galleries.
What differentiates them with heritage walks is that you don’t just learn, you experience through the art and the stories that lie within. Today, their art walks remain unique and popular despite that free heritage and art trails are dime in a dozen. Close to 5,000 ticketed guests visited their 2018 edition in Emerald Hill.

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DRUNKEN PRAWN by Young People’s Performing Arts Ensemble

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DRUNKEN PRAWN by Young People’s Performing Arts Ensemble

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A heartwarming play that demonstates the workings of a typical Singaporean family, the Tan family. Through a family meal of "drunken prawns", Sim explores issues such as generation gap and parenting. By peppering it with Hokkien words and typical Singapore norms such as "good schools", the playwright infuses his unique touch of local flavour into the text.

fun fact: this was our ESE topic for understanding drama module last semester!

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Opening of Gillman Barracks, a contemporary art destination featuring galleries from 10 countries.

NAC launches Seed Grant (Organisational Development).

This is considered a milestone as it can help build a bigger variety of art in Singapore and emphasize the diversity of Singapore's cultures.

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Launch of the Arts Supporter Award on 27 January to encourage small donors to support the arts.

Release of the Renaissance City Report on 9 March which articulates a vision of Singapore as a world class city supported by a vibrant cultural scene and outlines the strategies required.

Arts companies receive major boost in funding through the new Two-Year Major Grant and the Annual Grant.

Signing of the Singapore-Paris Cooperation Agreement on 20 December.

This counts as a milestone as the awards received not only help to support the arts and bring more attention to arts but also helps to bring more awareness to the vision of Singapore as a world class cite with a vibrant cultural scene.

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Release of the report of the Advisory Council on Culture and the Arts, that makes the way for National Arts Council and the Esplanade.

Launch of the Arts Education Programme in Schools to promote arts appreciation among the young.

Official opening of two arts housing projects, ONE-TWO-SIX Cairnhill Arts Centre and the new premises of the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society.

Launch of the inaugural Festival of Asian Performing Arts (5 to 24 November) which focuses on Asian arts forms and artists.

This is one of their milestones because they have just launch education programmes for the youth during that time and it is the opening of two new art houses which is Cairnhill arts and Indian Fine Arts Society. Which I think it is a good milestone.