oin the talented performers from The Arts Attic Centre and Sunflower @ AMK Hub Childcare Centre as they present Wolf & the 7 Kids and a creative adaptation of a local play No Parking on Odd Days by well-known playwright, Kuo Pao Kun. This is a programme by children for children between five to 12 years of age.
Today, 3.30pm to 4.00pm, Bishan Public Library, Activity Room, 5 Bishan Place, #01-01. Free admission. www.nlb.gov.sgFrench Movies 2011: La Fille Coupee en Deux (A Girl Cut in Two)
A young woman, Gabrielle, is pursued by two very different men. One is an older, married author, and the other, a young, mentally unstable heir to a pharmaceutical fortune. Both have flaws which are immediately obvious. The married Charles can be dismissive, while Paul is threatening and possessive. As Gabrielle chooses one over the other, it becomes evident that the spurned lover is unable to handle his loss. In French with English subtitles.
Today, 7.30pm. Alliance Francaise Theatre, 1 Sarkies Road. Tickets at S$7.20 from Sistic. www.alliancefrancaise.org.sg
Dust: A Recollection TheatreWorks presents a play that explores an expanded definition of the term "ghosts", based on the Hokkien short story in Chen Swee-Teng's Bak Teng (Diced Meat) written in 1979. Unfolding over decades within a flat, it begins with a couple who persuaded a young man to sell his apartment. In the ensuing sounds of demolition and concrete debris falling, an old man awakens and comes to life. Dust: A Recollection offers an artistic tribute to the living, dead, neglected and forgotten spectral landscapes of modern Singapore and is conceived, written and directed by visual art collective Vertical Submarine.
Until Saturday, 8pm, 72-13, home of TheatreWorks on Mohamed Sultan Road. Tickets at S$38, S$25 for senior citizens and S$10 for students/NSFs. Call 6737 7213 or email tworks@singnet.com.sg to book. www.theatreworks.org.sg
The Singapore International Youth Choral Festival
Be enthralled by choral music performed by top-notch youth singers from Finland, Latvia, Malaysia and the Philippines in this four-day choral extravaganza organised by the co-curricular branch of the Ministry of Education. Today's performance will feature the Kuala Lumpur Children's Choir as well as the Jazep Medins Boys Choir from Latvia, with guest performance by The Singapore Symphony Children's Chorus.
Until Thursday, 7.30pm, Concert Hall, School of the Arts, 1 Zubir Said Drive. Tickets at S$10 from Sistic.
ASTD-STADA Asia Pacific Conference 2011
Participate in this conference organised by The American Society for Training & Development to find out how you can maximise the potential of workplace talents. Choose from 75 sessions held over three days and glean useful tips about workplace learning from a line-up of speakers comprising world-leading expert strategists, innovators and thought leaders. There will also be an exhibition and book-signing sessions open to the public, whereby famous authors such as motivational humourist Scott Friedman and social learning expert Tony Bingham will be available to sign their books.
Nov 16 to 18, 9am to 6pm, Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre. Registration fee of S$1,500 for conference. Free admission to exhibition and book signing sessions. To register, visit www.asapconference.com.
Post O-Levels Parents Seminar
Find out what is the next step your child can take after completing their O-levels. Register for this workshop to find out how to best give your children advice at this crossroads in his or her education path. In this session, parents will be able to find out the different teaching and learning styles in Polytechnics, and whether it is the best form of education for their children. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Adrian Wong will also shed light on how to engage and guide your teens to make informed decisions.
Nov 19, 9am to 1pm, Ngee Ann Polytechnic Convention Centre, 535 Clementi Road. Free admission. To register, call 6460 7004 or visit www.np.edu.sg/ss/ps.
Today, 3.30pm to 4.00pm, Bishan Public Library, Activity Room, 5 Bishan Place, #01-01. Free admission. www.nlb.gov.sgFrench Movies 2011: La Fille Coupee en Deux (A Girl Cut in Two)
A young woman, Gabrielle, is pursued by two very different men. One is an older, married author, and the other, a young, mentally unstable heir to a pharmaceutical fortune. Both have flaws which are immediately obvious. The married Charles can be dismissive, while Paul is threatening and possessive. As Gabrielle chooses one over the other, it becomes evident that the spurned lover is unable to handle his loss. In French with English subtitles.
Today, 7.30pm. Alliance Francaise Theatre, 1 Sarkies Road. Tickets at S$7.20 from Sistic. www.alliancefrancaise.org.sg
Dust: A Recollection TheatreWorks presents a play that explores an expanded definition of the term "ghosts", based on the Hokkien short story in Chen Swee-Teng's Bak Teng (Diced Meat) written in 1979. Unfolding over decades within a flat, it begins with a couple who persuaded a young man to sell his apartment. In the ensuing sounds of demolition and concrete debris falling, an old man awakens and comes to life. Dust: A Recollection offers an artistic tribute to the living, dead, neglected and forgotten spectral landscapes of modern Singapore and is conceived, written and directed by visual art collective Vertical Submarine.
Until Saturday, 8pm, 72-13, home of TheatreWorks on Mohamed Sultan Road. Tickets at S$38, S$25 for senior citizens and S$10 for students/NSFs. Call 6737 7213 or email tworks@singnet.com.sg to book. www.theatreworks.org.sg
The Singapore International Youth Choral Festival
Be enthralled by choral music performed by top-notch youth singers from Finland, Latvia, Malaysia and the Philippines in this four-day choral extravaganza organised by the co-curricular branch of the Ministry of Education. Today's performance will feature the Kuala Lumpur Children's Choir as well as the Jazep Medins Boys Choir from Latvia, with guest performance by The Singapore Symphony Children's Chorus.
Until Thursday, 7.30pm, Concert Hall, School of the Arts, 1 Zubir Said Drive. Tickets at S$10 from Sistic.
ASTD-STADA Asia Pacific Conference 2011
Participate in this conference organised by The American Society for Training & Development to find out how you can maximise the potential of workplace talents. Choose from 75 sessions held over three days and glean useful tips about workplace learning from a line-up of speakers comprising world-leading expert strategists, innovators and thought leaders. There will also be an exhibition and book-signing sessions open to the public, whereby famous authors such as motivational humourist Scott Friedman and social learning expert Tony Bingham will be available to sign their books.
Nov 16 to 18, 9am to 6pm, Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre. Registration fee of S$1,500 for conference. Free admission to exhibition and book signing sessions. To register, visit www.asapconference.com.
Post O-Levels Parents Seminar
Find out what is the next step your child can take after completing their O-levels. Register for this workshop to find out how to best give your children advice at this crossroads in his or her education path. In this session, parents will be able to find out the different teaching and learning styles in Polytechnics, and whether it is the best form of education for their children. Consultant psychiatrist Dr Adrian Wong will also shed light on how to engage and guide your teens to make informed decisions.
Nov 19, 9am to 1pm, Ngee Ann Polytechnic Convention Centre, 535 Clementi Road. Free admission. To register, call 6460 7004 or visit www.np.edu.sg/ss/ps.
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