All You Can Eat by Young and Wild - A "Spill the Tea" Theatre Review

Scaredy Kat Presents - "Spill the Tea" Theatre Review

TJ & Sam spill the tea on Scaredy Kat Presents by Gateway Arts. This production tells the story of teenage anxiety through live performance, puppetry and stop-motion animation, exploring panic attacks, friendship, courage and mental wellness in a creative and accessible way. The show runs from 21 to 31 May 2026 at the Black Box, Gateway Theatre. 🎭 Did this production capture the experience of growing up, feeling anxious and finding your voice? Listen now to hear our full review. Review recorded after the show on Saturday 23rd May 2026 7:30pm performance. Subscribe to A Spoonful of Theatre for more Singapore theatre reviews, interviews and recommendations.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory The Musical - "Spill the Tea" Theatre Review

TJ & Sam spill the tea on the international tour of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the Musical, now playing at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Sadly, this one was less golden ticket and more discount ticket. We went in hoping for pure imagination, but left feeling underwhelmed by the simple set, flat staging and another disappointing international tour at the Sands Theatre. Was there enough magic inside this chocolate factory? Or did the whole thing feel a little mass-produced? Listen now to hear our full review. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the Musical plays at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands from 19 May to 14 June 2026. Tickets are available via SISTIC and Klook. Watch the video review on YouTube, and follow A Spoonful of Theatre for more Singapore theatre reviews, interviews and recommendations.

All You Can Eat by Young and Wild - A "Spill the Tea" Theatre Review

TJ & Sam spill the tea on All You Can Eat, the graduating showcase from the latest batch of actors from WILD RICE’s Young & WILD programme. This production also collaborates with the RICE COOKER programme, bringing fresh Singaporean stories, voices and perspectives to the stage. Recorded straight after the performance, TJ & Sam share their first thoughts as they exit the theatre and reflect on the energy, performances and ideas behind this exciting showcase of emerging local talent. Is All You Can Eat a satisfying taste of Singapore theatre’s next generation? Listen now to hear our full review. Watch the video review on YouTube, and follow A Spoonful of Theatre for more Singapore theatre reviews, interviews and recommendations.

Myles - Soulmate in a Box - "Spill the Tea" Theatre Review

TJ & Sam spill the tea on an original new Singapore musical from music star Inch Chua and Singapore Repertory Theatre. This bold and unique production explores artificial intelligence, creativity and what it means to be human, brought to life with striking stagecraft and inventive theatrical storytelling. Recorded straight after the performance on Friday 15th May 2026, this episode captures our first thoughts as we leave the KC Arts Centre. Was this new musical a glimpse into the future of Singapore theatre? Listen now to hear our full review. Watch the video review on YouTube, and follow A Spoonful of Theatre for more Singapore theatre reviews, interviews and recommendations.

Roald Dahl's The BFG - "Spill the Tea" Theatre Review

The BFG has arrived in Singapore… but does it live up to the magic? In this episode of A Spoonful of Theatre, we spill the tea on the stage adaptation of The BFG — exploring the puppetry, performances, storytelling, and overall impact of this highly anticipated production. Is it a dream come true… or a bit of a snozzcumber? This production is playing at the Esplanade Theatre from 22 April to 9 May, with tickets available via SISTIC. Produced by Royal Shakespeare Company, Chichester Festival Theatre, Singapore Repertory Theatre, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, and Roald Dahl Story Company. Subscribe for more Singapore theatre reviews, interviews, and recommendations from A Spoonful of Theatre.