Tommy Donovan’s Midnight Hour which airs every Thursday night just past prime time has found its place amongst second rate television programs. Exiled to the shadows of industry giants the likes of Milton Berle and Johnny Carson, Tommy Donovan is no “Mr. Television”. In fact, he is barely “Mr. Midnight” Desperate to up viewership, Donovan and his producer, Sam Alden, decide to invite a number of controversial figures onto the show. This show uses the occult panic of the mid seventies to turn a mirror to our own current media environment of headlines and spectacle

NeuroArts Productions, a collective of arts and health practitioners, music therapists, and multidisciplinary artists that reimagines person-centered care through arts based advocacy teams up with chamber ensemble FLYDLPHN and dancer Alana Michelle for this one night only performance that looks to what the future could be for mental health treatment.

THE LAUGH OF THE MEDUSA is a trans coming of age story about a mythological figure and a young writer who meet through the pages of a feminist essay.  With the power of writing, they change each other’s lives and stories forever.

Lauren Blair Smith Dance Company is a multidisciplinary, coming-of-age contemporary dance company established in Singapore in 2020. Our performances inspire and motivate audiences to spring up and take bold steps towards embracing one’s full potential in the arts and in life. Our motto, “let’s break standards” epitomizes our goal to revolutionize and destabilize typical approaches towards the conventional modern dance industry, both on stage and in the studios.

Climb along with performer Tim Miller inside the giant O of the Hollywood sign—or as Shakespeare conjured it “the wooden O” of all theatre and performance—where we try to take on the big themes of our time. Miller performs a new work created from his brand new book of performances and stories A BODY IN THE O.

One night only! A new musical by Anderson Zoll and Maggie Brown.

Walk You Back To Your Car is a one-act musical that follows three couples as they walk back from a party to their cars. Instead of focusing on what happens inside, the show captures the fleeting, often overlooked moments of connection between the front door and the car. The couples’ stories weave in and out of each other, showing the different ways a relationship can shift in a single, brief walk. Some changes are subtle, some enormous, but all leave a lasting mark. It’s a reflection on holding onto a moment as long as we can, until we must inevitably say goodbye. Through laughter, longing, and unexpected honesty, the musical reminds us that often it’s the smallest encounters that shape the course of our lives.