Watching plays/performances

[mummy of 2]

Hi autumnbronze


Thanks for informing on Charlotte's Web

[autumnbronze]

mummy of 2:

Hi autumnbronze


Thanks for informing on Charlotte's Web

No worries :celebrate:

[mummy of 2]

There's an SSO concent at Botanic gardens on Sun, 4 Apr at 6pm. for good weather.

[rachwy]

I’ve seen a new violin/cello shop on level 2 at Esplanade. Some of the violins there are meant for kids to try out for fun. Think it would be a nice idea to expose our kids to something interesting and new!

[Susan Koh]

Sharing some upcoming performances


Peppa Pig LIVE! Treasure Hunt
Dates: Sat, 30 May - Mon, 1 Jun 2015
Timing: 11am, 3pm, 7pm
Venue: Resorts World Theatre, Resorts World Sentosa


The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Dates: Thu, 2 Apr - Sun, 10 May 2015
Timing: Mon - Fri : 10am / Sat & Sun: 11am, 2pm
Venue: DBS Arts Centre - Home of SRT

The Gingerbread Man
Dates and Timing: Wed, 20 May - Sun, 7 Jun 2015
Tue & Wed: 10am & 2.30pm
Thu & Fri: 10am
Sat & Sun: 10.30am, 2.30pm & 5pm
Venue: Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel


Roald Dahl’s The BFG
Dates and Timing: Sat, 16 - Sun, 31 May 2015
16 May 1pm
17 May 1pm
23 May 11am
24 May 1pm
30 May 11am
31 May 1pm
Venue: Ulu Pandan CC Theatrette

SMURFS LIVE ON STAGE - SMURFS SAVE SPRING
Date and Timing: Fri, 12 - Sun, 14 Jun 2015
Fri: 3pm & 7pm
Sat & Sun: 11am, 3pm & 7pm
Venue: Resorts World Theatre, Resorts World Sentosa

[Peiqi01]

I tried Beauty and Beast musical, tho i did not bring my gal (which I regretted), it is ideal and kids friendly. The play is pretty good not forgetting female lead has a very GOOD voice.

[jetsetter]

anyone going for Shakespeare in the Park - The Tempest next week?

[autumnbronze]

jetsetter:

anyone going for Shakespeare in the Park - The Tempest next week?

I would like to. Waiting to see if DH can spare the time.

Went for last year's Merchant of Venice. It was ok. Futuristic interpretation of the play. Enjoyed the picnic and company more. Still preferred the 1920s version of it when I watched it in London many moons ago.

Any heads up about this play?

[jetsetter]

autumnbronze:

jetsetter:

anyone going for Shakespeare in the Park - The Tempest next week?

I would like to. Waiting to see if DH can spare the time.

Went for last year's Merchant of Venice. It was ok. Futuristic interpretation of the play. Enjoyed the picnic and company more. Still preferred the 1920s version of it when I watched it in London many moons ago.

Any heads up about this play?

I still cannot make up my mind...

Can I bring my own picnic basket or must I buy from their stalls? Was it very warm and stuffy? I recall WOMAD in the 90s was quite warm on the slopes of FC Green.

The 1920s version of MOV sounds very interesting! Was it very slow moving?

I think The Tempest is going to be the perfect \"outdoor theatre eye candy\" as the brochure aptly puts it, cos there's magic (or sorcery?), storm, thunder & lightning, shipwreck and romance... :love:

I didn't quite like the play at first, but changed my mind when I watched the art film, Prospero's Books by Peter Greenaway (a British film maker). The late Sir John Gielgud acted as Prospero...I wonder who's going to be Prospero, Miranda, Alonso and Caliban in this stage production. Nothing's been written about this as yet, which is why I still haven't bought my tickets!!

[Gemom]

this thread seems rather slow these days,

anyone has any upcoming plays to recommend for families?