So Friday we went to see a performance from the Singapore Arts Festival called "Drift." It was 'very obtuse' according to theater critic Caroline Fisher... it was in Mandarin with subtitles and a woman with a shaved head remained still and silent, suspended 3 meters above the stage for the show's entirety... obtuse was a very generous descriptor. Anyways, Caroline and I then went with Jared from our group to Clarke Quay (pronounced Key). For an evening on the edge of the river. It was lovely and lively. The areas by the water a always brightly lit and busy. It was a great night of chatter and people watching.
Sunday, June 8, 2008
A Low Quay Evening By Clarke Quay
So Friday we went to see a performance from the Singapore Arts Festival called "Drift." It was 'very obtuse' according to theater critic Caroline Fisher... it was in Mandarin with subtitles and a woman with a shaved head remained still and silent, suspended 3 meters above the stage for the show's entirety... obtuse was a very generous descriptor. Anyways, Caroline and I then went with Jared from our group to Clarke Quay (pronounced Key). For an evening on the edge of the river. It was lovely and lively. The areas by the water a always brightly lit and busy. It was a great night of chatter and people watching.
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