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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox (From left) Director Goh Boon Teck, composer Law Wai Lun, choreographer Cai Shiji and conductor Dedric Wong De Li are collaborating on The River Remembers. The River Remembers This ambitious multidisciplinary production by Ding Yi Music Company brings together well-known names in Singapore's performing arts scene in an SG60 celebration. This is a fuller restaging of 2019's River Of Life, a chamber symphony composed by Cultural Medallion recipient Law Wai Lun and inspired by journalist Han Shan Yuan's 2006 book, Endless Stories Of Singapore River. The work will have a new arrangement and there will be choreography by Dance Ensemble Singapore's creative director Cai Shiji. Toy Factory's Goh Boon Teck directs the show and actress Sharon Au will narrate the stories in the role of Mother River. Where: Drama Centre Theatre, 03-01 National Library, 100 Victoria Street MRT: Bugis When: Aug 16, 3.30 and 7.30pm Admission: $38 to $68 from Sistic (go to or call 6348-5555) Info: Hotel Hotel by Wild Rice explores the notions of empire, nationhood, migration and identity. PHOTO: WILD RICE Public service announcement for those new to Wild Rice's classic production Hotel. This show is spread over two evenings if you are watching on weekdays and comprises both a matinee and an evening show when you watch on the weekend. This five-hour marathon, however, is well worth your investment of time. The fact that this has been restaged twice since its premiere at the 2015 Singapore Arts Festival – this is the third rerun – is proof positive of its evergreen appeal. The script by Alfian Sa'at and Marcia Vanderstraaten is built on a clever conceit: a hotel room that sees various stories unfolding over 100 years. Top stories Swipe. Select. Stay informed. Singapore Some ageing condos in Singapore struggle with failing infrastructure, inadequate sinking funds Singapore PUB investigating wastewater discharge in Eunos: Pritam Singapore Water gel guns among newer tools NParks uses to manage monkeys in estates World Trump eyes 100% chips tariff, but 0% for US investors like Apple World Trump's 100% semiconductor tariffs may hit chipmakers in Singapore, other SEA nations Singapore Afraid of small talk? Scared to make a phone call? How social skills workshops are helping young people Singapore ST and Uniqlo launch design contest for Singapore stories T-shirt collection Business DBS shares hit record-high after Q2 profit beats forecast on strong wealth fees, trading income The audience revisits the room every 10 years, beginning with its opening during the colonial period. An ensemble of 13 actors will bring to life a cavalcade of 66 characters speaking nine languages. More than mere numbers and blockbuster staging, Hotel captures the Singapore story in all its multicultural, multilingual glory. Each vignette functions as a standalone story, ranging in genre from serious drama to comic relief, yet they also fit into a larger whole that reflects Singapore's varied historical tapestry. If you want to celebrate SG60, there is no better experience than this epic production. Where: Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre, Wild Rice @ Funan, Level 4, 107 North Bridge Road MRT: City Hall When: Aug 14 to Sept 21, 7.30pm (Tuesdays to Fridays), 2.30 and 7.30pm (Saturdays and Sundays) Admission: $60 to $160 Info: Beats On Baghdad Street: SG60 With Djoko Mangkrengg Performing Arts Djoko Mangkrengg Performing Arts will perform National Day songs in Baghdad Street. PHOTO: MALAY HERITAGE CENTRE Join home-grown gamelan ensemble Djoko Mangkrengg Performing Arts for a celebratory sing-along session at Kampong Gelam on Aug 9. It will be playing all the familiar National Day favourites such as Count On Me Singapore and We Are Singapore. Adding to the vibes will be the live telecast of the National Day Parade. You can also try your hand at playing gamelan instruments. This outdoor performance is the latest of the Beats On Baghdad Street programme organised by the Malay Heritage Centre. The series celebrates Malay arts and culture by showcasing various performing groups.
