Past Events
The Monster in the Mirror LIVE
Don’t let them see who you really are.
The wait is over! By popular demand, Gateway Arts is proud to present the Singapore and Asia premiere of The Monster in the Mirror LIVE on stage!
Opening in May 2023 at the Gateway Theatre, this new stage production of The Monster in the Mirror is brought to life by a stellar cast including Sharon Sum, Andrea Alingalan, Estelle Fly, Sharon Mah, Ryan Ang, and Zulfiqar Izzudin. Plus an unforgettable performance by celebrity Noah Yap as the iconic Fairy God Delivery Beng, back with more glamour and more glitter! The Monster in the Mirror is a visual spectacle with toe-tapping tunes, dazzling dance numbers and theatrically magical moments. Expect to experience a rush of emotions, from side-splitting comedy to K-drama romance, to meaningful soul-searching scenes that will see you reaching for tissues.
The Monster in the Mirror is a timely tale that empowers youths. The musical shines a light on important issues of mental health and self-love amidst the challenges of growing up in today’s world. It is a coming-of-age story—for the new age.
Make a date with your monster!
Lights! Camera! Action!
Lights, Camera, Action! will be a fabulous dance festival incorporating jazz, tap, contemporary, ballet, hip hop, and musical theatre – produced by Pete & Ali, choreographed by Charlotte & Molly, routines and numbers taught by CSSA Dance & Musical Theatre Teachers.
Join Centre Stage School of the Arts for a wonderful show at The Gateway Black Box Theatre with the Centre Stage Dance, Musical Theatre and Drama students.
For any questions, please get in touch with Centre Stage office at 6732 7211 or info@centre-stage.com
Happy Place
Val is the deejay on a Singapore morning radio show - 'The Happy Place on One One Oh Point Oh'. She is interviewing her old friend Estee, now an Instagram political poet writing about pressing social issues. The chirpy on-air conversation quickly spirals into a heated and emotional debate on their significance and place in society. But as the pair deploy all available verbal ammunition and even uncover buried secrets to best each other, there are several questions that they refuse to answer: Where is Val’s absent radio partner? What horrifying cataclysm is happening in the outside world that the listeners are frantically calling in about? And what impact can these two supposed influencers possibly have on the end of the world?
Happy Place is a darkly comic play about the role of art, entertainment, and their creators in an increasingly grim and tumultuous world.
Gateway Kids Club April – The Greatest Gift is Love
“Our greatest gift in life is the love we share.” Harold W. Becker
The most meaningful gift we can offer is love, and the recipients are not necessarily limited to our loved ones! Celebrate Earth Day and share our love for the planet with Storyteller Nat, Emil and the Young Storytellers from The Storytelling Centre!
Gateway Kids Club is a weekly kids programme that includes storytelling and arts and craft sessions.
Gateway Kids Club gets you and your child engaged in arts-related activities that are not only fun but also feed the imaginative creator hidden within! In fact, studies show that creative activities are imperative in early child development.
Recommended for children 3 to 7 years old.
Gateway Kids Club March - Forever Friends
Friendship happens between the most unexpected individuals. It gives us the strength and courage to overcome all challenges and conflicts that come our way.
Delve into stories about unusual and unexpected friendships, with Storytellers Ethel, Amy, Chandran and the Young Storytellers from the Storytelling Centre and discover the true meaning of friendship.
Gateway Kids Club is a weekly kids programme that includes storytelling and arts and craft sessions.
Gateway Kids Club gets you and your child engaged in arts-related activities that are not only fun but also feed the imaginative creator hidden within! In fact, studies show that creative activities are imperative in early child development.
Recommended for children 3 to 7 years old.
World Ballet Grand Prix Singapore
World Ballet Grand Prix stands for an educational competition, and provides scholarship benefits and training to young dancers at famous ballet schools in many countries through various multi-faceted evaluations such as artistic talents, skills, musical literacy, and expression skills including theatrical elements.
Through partnerships with the most famous ballet schools and ballet companies in the world, WORLD BALLET GRAND PRIX provides scholarship, new opportunities and assistance to talented dancers from the ballet around the world.
School of Russian Ballet - Double Bill
This year, School of Russian Ballet. Singapore presents two Ballets in one performance.
Beauty and the Beast
Based on a French fairytale, “Beauty and the Beast” tells of the young Prince Adam whose castle falls under the spell of a wicked enchantress. He is turned into a hideous Beast. The spell is only broken when he learns to love and be loved in return.
The spirited, headstrong village girl Belle enters the Beast’s castle to rescue her father who has been imprisoned there by the Beast. With the help of his enchanted servants, Belle begins to draw the cold-hearted Beast out of his isolation.
Choreography: Elena Kanevskaia, Alexandr Savitski, Bobbi Jeong Eui Hyun
Music By: Ferdinand Herold, John Lanchbery, Johann Sebastian Bach,
Franz Schubert, Adolph’s Adam.
Grand Pas from the ballet Paquita
Written for Petipa’s revival of Deldevez’s “Paquita” in St Petersburg in 1881, “Grand Pas from the ballet Paquita” is well-known and loved, a jewel of classical ballet repertoire performed by the top Ballet companies in the world.
Choreography: Marius Petipa
Music By: Ludwig Minkus
These ballets are performed by students of the school.
Emi Fujita - Camomile Greatest Hits
“Sound Therapy” vocalist Emi Fujita returns to Singapore with “Emi Fujita - Camomile Greatest Hits Concert” on 25 February (Sat) 2023 8pm, performing the greatest hits from her longstanding career.
Responsible for some of the world's greatest audiophile vocal recordings in the past decades such as her version of “Fields of Gold” (Sting), “First of May” (Bee Gees) “Desperado” (Eagles), “All My Loving” (The Beatles) and “Longer” (Dan Fogelberg), Emi Fujita is renowned for her pristine and soothing voice which has gained her the reputation of “Sound Therapy” and “Sound of Medicine”, similar to the stress relieving effect of “camomile”.
An essential favourite at every Emi Fujita show is the Japanese classic “Hidamari no Uta”, theme song from the J-Drama “Under One Roof 2”, first released in 1995 when she was the lead vocalist of popular J-pop group Le Couple.
Backed by her band direct from Japan, expect a mesmerising and relaxing evening with top vocalist Emi Fujita as she serenades you with beautiful interpretations of your favourite songs of all time. Not to be missed in these stressful times! Limited VIP ticket comes with a rare solo photograph opportunity with Emi Fujita. Get your tickets from Sistic now!
Gateway Kids Club February - Perfectly Different
“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.” – Dr. Seuss
It is our unique differences that make us special and unlike others! Join Storytellers Chandran, Nat, and the Young Storytellers from The Storytelling Centre in discovering how our quirks make us who we are!
Gateway Kids Club is a weekly kids programme that includes storytelling and arts and craft sessions.
Gateway Kids Club gets you and your child engaged in arts-related activities that are not only fun but also feed the imaginative creator hidden within! In fact, studies show that creative activities are imperative in early child development.
Recommended for children 3 to 7 years old.
Arts and Disability Forum
The Arts and Disability Forum (18/02/23 – 23/02/23) will be presenting a full-day of plenary talks and showcases on 22 February (Wednesday) at Gateway Theatre.
This 5th edition organised by ART:DIS and the National Arts Council brings together international and local speakers across the arts and disability sector to share their diverse experiences, providing a space for learning and reflection on best practices in the field of disability arts and access.
With the theme “Enabling Aspirations, Diversifying Pathways,” ADF2023 sets the spotlight on the continuum of access in community-based programmes to programmes that support the professional development and leadership of D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse persons in the arts, as well as collaborative processes and professional practices facilitated with and led by persons with disabilities.
Expect inspiring and thought-provoking keynote presentations and panel discussions with leading voices, organisations, and artists across the field. Some international guests in the line-up include: Tim Corrigan and Katie Taylor from Project Art Works (UK), arts producer Kyoko Suzuki from BiG-I International Communication Centre for Disabilities (JPN), and Gabrielle Mordy, CEO of Studio A (AUS).