What's On: Theatre & Shows

The first 4-dimensional theatre in Singapore and the largest in Southeast Asia, Sentosa 4D Magix presents a mind-blowing interactive experience. Every half hour from 10:00 to 20:30 Tel:6274 5355. 51B Cable Car Road, Sentosa More Info...

Jazz sensation, Laura Fygi stars as Victor/Victoria in this masquaerade musical comedy. Accompanied by a stellar ensemble, directed by Loretta Chen and produced by Felina Khong, this is a Zebra Crossing production. Esplanade Theatre, 20.00. More Info...

Full length musical by Stella Kon and Desmond Moey- a story of love and passion, sin and forgiveness. The Hall, The Arts House, 20.00. More Info...

Features songs by Sting, Tori Amos, Jacques Brel, Nick Cave and Kurt Weill - an evening of Sea Tales and contemporary music in a cabaret setting. Performed by LASALLE College of the Arts Level 2 and 3 students from the BA (Hons) Musical Theatre Programme in collaboration with students from the BA (Hons) Technical Theatre Programme. The Singapore Airlines Theatre, Basement 1, LASALLE College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street, 20-21 & 23-25 November at 20.00, 22 November at 15.00. More Info...

Adapted from a true story of a local teenager who struggled with depression and suicidal tenancies. A heart-warming stage-play that captures the hearts of many and gives hope to the down trodden of our society. The Substation Theatre, 20.15. More Info...

Part of showcase of new local theatre productions- four plays from established local playwrights. Play Den, The Arts House. More Info...

Rising star in the Indian entertainment scene, stand up comedian Vir Das looks at anything and everything Indian- from Indian James Bonds, mothers-in-law, Indian first dates and the uses of the expression "ooy". Esplanade Recital Studio, 19.30. More Info...

W!ld Rice Production. Musical comedy written by Alfian Sa'at and directed by Hossan Leong. Drama Centre Theatre, 19.30 (Saturday and Sunday also at 14.30). More Info...

Winner of Best Play, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Costume Design awards at this year’s Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards held in New Delhi. A bunch of clowns put on Shakespeare’s classic play. They sometimes misinterpret the text, sometimes find new meanings in it, sometimes try to understand it and very often make a mess of it. Esplanade Theatre Studio, 20.00. More Info...

Back by popular demand, musical comedy celebrates women and The Change. Features top hits from the 60s -80s with rewritten lyrics. Victoria Theatre, 20.00 (Friday-Sunday also at 15.00). More Info...

Last comedy show of 2009. Features Colin Cole, Jonny Candon and hosted by Jevon Clark. Howl at the Moon, 180 Orchard Road, Peranakan Place, 2nd Floor, from 20.00. More Info...

The war in Troy is over.Yet what awaits Agamemnon, Commander-in-Chief, is a world filled with revenge, retribution, loneliness and grief, whose need for civil determination contradicts its innate tribalism. Performed by students from LASALLE’s Level 2 & 3 BA(Hons) Acting programme, in collaboration with students from BA(Hons) Technical Theatre and the School of Contemporary Music – Level 3 BA(Hons) Classical Performance and BA(Hons) Music (Composition).Flexible Performance Space, LASALLE, 19.30 (Saturday also at 14.00). More Info...

4 short plays: The Circle of Truth, followed by 3 ten minute plays. Presented by FaithWorks. The Substation Theatre, 20.00. More Info...

Fundraising concert organised by Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery (KMSPKS) with net proceeds to Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic (SBFC). Includes performance by China Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe, My Dream. Singapore Indoor Stadium, 20.00. More Info...

Performance of aerial acrobatics, ice dance, specially commissioned music, vocal performances. With couture costumes, lightings and special effects. ARINA- Stadium Waterfront, Singapore Indoor Stadium, 19.30 (Saturday-Sunday also at 15.00). More Info...

Play written and directed by Elangovan. Recommended rating M18. What would you do when you win a million in the Singapore Big Sweep? The choices are endless, but for some, winning a fortune is as debasing and disorientating as a horrific ordeal in a car on a rainy night. MEOW is a marriage from nouveau riche hell for a low-class Malay couple. The Substation Theatre, 20.00. More Info...

Features: Edwin Cruz, Joanne Ho, Joy Yu, Ogie Gimao, Pearl Bantillo and special guest Elinor Coulson. Includes songs from Wicked, Man of La Mancha, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, Rent, Chess, Miss Saigon. Living Room, The Arts House, 20.00. More Info...

6 celebrities, with no skating experience, train under Asia’s top ice dance and figure skating professionals. Through an intensive regime, these contestants will learn the grace, poise and athleticism necessary to be declared Asia’s Top Ice Star. Join the live studio audience for the recording of this televised event for just one or all four episodes. ARINA- Stadium Waterfront, 19.00.(Audiences are required to attend throughout the estimated 3 hour event which will include live entertainment of approximately 90 minutes duration plus technical breaks and intervals.) More Info...

Presented by the Peranakan Association. Contemporary Peranakan play as part of the association's Peranakan Festival. Explores a young girl’s life choices as she enters a marriage in 1960s Singapore, just after the establishment of the Women’s Charter, and at the sunset of the Peranakan golden age. In English (Baba Malay version 25-29 November). University Cultural Centre Theatre, NUS, 20.00 (Saturday also at 15.00). More Info...

Known as Singapore's Anita Mui, Lezard sings his very last as he is permanently retiring from show business in favour of a spiritual life. Performance to raise funds for Project Juley!, a long-term private initiative to provide Ladakhi children a chance at a better life. Kreta Ayer People's Theatre, 20.00-21.30. More Info...

Produced by The Finger Players. A story about a salesman who falls in love with an usher in a movie theatre - modern day fairy tale that has weird and wonderful characters permeating the stage. Drama Centre Black Box, 20.00 (Saturday also at 15.00). More Info...

Big hearted, fast paced and hilariously funny family show, with a cast of actors from the UK, Australia and Singapore. Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel, Thursday - Friday at 16.00, Saturday - Sunday at 11.00, 15.00. More Info...

The only live touring High School Musical experience featuring the songs, dances, and team-spirited fun inspired by all three films. Features more than 15 songs from the films. Singapore Indoor Stadium, Friday 19.30, Saturday 15.00 and 19.30, Sunday 17.30. More Info...

With Quek Ling Kiong conducting. SCO Concert Hall, 20.00. SCO plays dance pieces from China, Korea, Japan, India, Singapore, Malaysia, while dance students from SOTA (School of the Arts) show off their elegant footwork anda wide screen displays explanations of the dances. SCO Concert Hall, 7 Shenton Way, 20.00. More Info...

A dark fable about love, choice and the limits of the human heart. A Spare Room Production directed by Tan Kheng Hua and Ken Kwek. Esplanade Theatre Studio, 20.00 (Thursday to Sunday) also at 15.00 (Saturday-Sunday). More Info...

Nadirah, vice-president of her university’s Muslim Society, convenes inter-faith meetings where students talk about their religions and how they should respect one another’s spaces. She finds herself in a dilemma when her mother, a Muslim convert, is determined to re-marry a non Muslim. The Substation Theatre, 20.00.

Part of showcase of new local theatre productions- four plays from established local playwrights. Play Den, The Arts House. More Info...

Singapore’s longest-running live parody sketch show with a Christmas comedy show- new spoofs plus some of the sketches from their Christmas archives. Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel, 20.00. More Info...

Hailed as world's first authentic Bollywood musical, production from Australia, cast and crew from Mumbai. Inspired by the real life story of Vaibhavi Merchant, the show's choreographer. Esplanade Theatre, 20.00, (Saturday-Sunday also at 14.30). More Info...

Stage Club invites the French-speaking audience in Singapore to enjoy l’Avare (The Miser), a French satirical comedy written by Molière in 1668. The play is directed by Emmanuelle Le Bris and supported by the Embassy of France in Singapore. Cast includes 12 French-speaking amateur actresses. Alliance Francaise, 1 Sarkies Road, 20.00. More Info...

Limited season. Cast includes award-winning Sharon Millerchip (Roxie Hart) and Craig McLachlan (Billy Flynn). Esplanade Theatre. More Info...