In the second part of our Intangible Culture Heritage conversation series, we feature Atin Amat, the artistic director of Teater Kami. Watch as she opens up about her journey from being a stagehand to the accomplished artistic director we know today. With over 40 plays under her belt and her unwavering dedication to the theatre industry, she was conferred the Cultural Medallion Award, Singapore’s highest honour in arts in 2011. Our Intangible Cultural Heritage conversation series shines a spotli

Angklung director and educator, Faridah Jamal (FJ Angklungqween) is known as the angklung queen of Singapore. She teaches angklung in several schools including Raffles Girls School, which have won awards at the Singapore Youth Festival. Angklung is a traditional musical instrument made of bamboo tubes attached to a bamboo frame. The tubes are tuned to specific notes and when shaken, produce a unique sound. Our Intangible Cultural Heritage conversation series shines a spotlight on the remarkable

Fauziah Hanom Yusof leads SRIWANA as the president and artistic director. Fauziah began dancing at community centres before joining Sriwana and eventually leading and managing the group. Over the years, Sriwana has performed in numerous local productions both in the commercial and private sector. The group has also travelled outside of Singapore to countries like China, Inner Mongolia, Indonesia and Malaysia for various dance and culture festivals. Our Intangible Cultural Heritage conversation s

John Cotton went to Cambridge at 13 and absolutely despised the famous preacher William Perkins—so much that he secretly rejoiced when he heard the bell toll announcing Perkins' death. But God had other plans. Cotton was converted listening to a sermon by one of Perkins' own followers, Richard Sibbes, and went on to become one of the most influential Puritan preachers in history. He spent 20 years preaching in Boston, England before fleeing Archbishop Laud's arrest warrant, hiding in London, and

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