Last night, I had the pleasure of immersing myself in the enchanting world of Roald Dahl’s “Matilda” at the Sands Theatre in Singapore. As the curtains rose and the lights dimmed, I found myself transported into a realm where imagination knows no bounds and courage knows no limits, felt like I was a kid again, […]
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Robertson Quay is a historic wharf along the Singapore River that was once a bustling trading hub in the early 20th century. The area was named after a prominent businessman, Dr. J. Murray Robertson, who owned several warehouses. During its heyday, Robertson Quay was instrumental in Singapore’s development as a trading port, where goods were
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Your guide to Ramadan in Singapore will give you everything you need to know about this special time of year
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Welcome to the vibrant neighbourhood of Siglap in Singapore! Often overshadowed by the bustling city life, this hidden gem has its unique charm waiting to be discovered. According to Mary Holland, our local expat, this expat guide to where to live in Singapore will do a deep dive into the area and take you through
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The Little Red Dot has come alive with Christmas markets and loads of beautiful festive lights in the lead-up to Christmas, but what are you doing on Christmas Day in Singapore 2023? Are you eating in or dining out? If you have been listening to the Truly Expat Podcast, you know that we have been
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We love Disney animation for a multitude of reasons. Disney films can transport us to magical and enchanting worlds filled with memorable characters and captivating storylines. Disney animations often teach us valuable life lessons about friendship, love, and the importance of staying true to ourselves. These films can evoke a wide range of emotions, from
Singapore’s culinary landscape is a rich tapestry of cultures and flavours, offering a plethora of exotic local dishes; however, for those seeking a return to the basics and a celebration of the humble egg, Eggslut beckons. This venue not only promises exceptional food but also a unique dining experience in minimalist yet comfortable surroundings. With
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There are a lot of great musicals happening at the Sands Marina Bay at the moment. We recently reviewed &Juliet, which can be found in the article here. But nothing beats Mamma Mia. What happened during the opening night of Mamma Mia! at the Sands Theatre in Marina Bay Sands? Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus’s
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Despite its small size, Singapore has so much to offer. Renowned for its cleanliness and safety, Singapore is often called the “Lion City or the little red dot.” The country is a melting pot of different cultures, with a diverse population that includes Chinese, Malays, Indians, and expatriates worldwide. Singapore is also known for its
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Tell us a little about yourself. Where have you lived? I’ve lived most of my life in the United Kingdom, both north (in Cheshire) and south (in Oxford and Kent), but I also spent two years teaching out in Doha, Qatar and then four years as Head of Primary Music in a British school in
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