by Growing Needs | Jul 28, 2024 | Lifestyle & Wellness, Lifestyle habits
In Singapore’s dynamic cultural scene, the role of performing arts in enriching the lives of seniors has become increasingly prominent. As the city-state addresses the challenges of an aging population, initiatives promoting active aging through dance, theater, music, and storytelling have flourished. These activities not only foster creativity and self-expression but also enhance cognitive function, emotional well-being, and social connections among older adults. Read on to find out upcoming Performing Arts that seniors could attend in Singapore!
Join us for an unforgettable evening of traditional Chinese music at the Singapore Conference Hall! Witness the Singapore Foochow Association Chinese Orchestra as we bring our incredible talent and passion to the stage. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to be swept away by the beauty and power of live Chinese orchestral music! Sat, 3 Aug 2024 19:30 – 21:30 GMT+8. Singapore Conference Hall 7 Shenton Way Singapore, Singapore 068810. Get your tickets here
The last time Miss Saigon graced Singapore’s stage was 23 years ago at the Kallang Theatre. The beloved tragedy will be making its return this August for a limited period of time. Miss Saigon first premiered in 1989, and tells the story of a Vietnamese bargirl, Kim, and her romance with an American Marine sergeant named Chris. The two eventually get married, with Chris promising to take Kim back to America with him, only for the two to be separated after the fall of Saigon. Don’t miss this spectacular musical – after this run, it might not be back for another 23 years. With performance commencing on 15 Aug, be sure to catch it at Sands Theatre Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands Singapore 018956. Click here to get your tickets.
Based on author Mitch Albom’s interviews with his college professor Morrie Schwartz, Tuesdays with Morrie tells the tale of Morrie and his outlook on life despite having terminal ALS disease. One of Taiwan’s esteemed theatrical companies, Godot Theatre Company, brings this heartwarming story to life, with veteran actor King Shih-Chieh and popular host Pu Hseuh-Liang playing Morie and Mitch respectively. Tuesdays with Morrie first premiered in 2011 and came to Singapore in 2018, receiving standing ovations for all four sold-out shows. Don’t miss out and purchase your tickets to this thought-provoking play quick.Performance commences from 28 August. Book your tickets here.
Embark on an emotional journey with visual artist Sim Chi Yin as she delves into her family history and their struggles during the Malayan Emergency. This multimedia performance showcases Sim’s photographic and filmic work in the form of a documentary combined with archival footage, and an emotive live score by percussionist Cheryl Ong. Uncover the history of Sim’s grandfather, whose memory was erased and hidden by her family, and gain insights into Chinese diasporic experiences and the long legacy of colonialism. The performance commences 30 August onwards. Prices are from S40. The performance is held at the Esplanade Theatres on the Bay 1 Esplanade Dr Singapore 038981. Book your tickets here.
In Singapore, performing arts have proven to be a transformative force in the lives of seniors, fostering creativity, social connections, and overall well-being. As initiatives continue to expand, these activities are rewriting the script on aging, showcasing resilience, creativity, and a boundless spirit that knows no age limit.
Growing Needs grew out of our own encounters with caring for our aging parents and reflecting on the Growing Needs that we ourselves would face as we advance in years. We hope to build a community that will learn, share and contribute towards caring for the growing needs of our loved ones.
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