10 Reasons to Visit Luang Prabang
Prescott, our friend Andrea, and I have just returned from a Thanksgiving vacation in Luang Prabang, Laos — and we have decided that it’s one of our favorite places in […]
Tag Archives: Theater
Theater Under the Stars
On the last night of the Night Festival, I went to see a performance called “Globe” by Close-Act Theatre, a Dutch street theatre company that’s part circus, part light and […]
Bringing Light to the Night
Singapore’s Night Festival is in full swing, and I am one of its biggest fans. This festival spans multiple neighborhoods and includes light displays, video projections, theater and spoken word […]
The Inflatable Rabbit Festival
Singapore is hosting its first-ever Civic District Outdoor Festival. This festival appears to be a mish-mash of outdoor projections, music, food, and giant glowing bunnies. That’s not a bad combination […]
Evenings Out
Not surprisingly for a densely-packed island with well over five million people, there’s a lot to do at night in Singapore. Unless Prescott is out at improv practice, our weeknights […]
The Royal Mile
Edinburgh’s sightseers spend most of their time traveling up and down The Royal Mile, a street that takes you from Edinburgh Castle on one end down to Holyrood Palace (the […]
Singapore in Drag
Let me tell you what I did not expect to find in Singapore: a drag show. But there we were last night, watching just that in all of its campy, […]
Rooms Without Windows
Last night we went down to the Marina Bay complex, which I thought was mostly a huge hotel with a huge shopping mall at the bottom (and the worlds longest […]
Journey to the East
We spent Saturday on the southeast side of Singapore exploring an area known as Katong. This is an old, once-wealthy neighborhood inhabited largely by Peranakans (Singaporean descendants of Chinese immigrants). […]
First Performance
Singapore’s letter to Indonesia must have worked, because the haze cleared up enough yesterday afternoon for us to go out without feeling like we would come home smelling like a […]
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